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Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago 9, Detroit ,.
Philadelphia 9, Boston :.
Cleveland Is, st. Louis >.
Washington-Ncw York postponed
cold,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Nv United Prcss Leased Nice

i. Los ANGELES, April 27.-coach
Dean Cromwell, accompanied by 10
L. :. c. Trojan athletes, will board
. northbound train tonight for Scat
tic where they will participate IN
tho Washington relays Saturday.
Charley Borah and Ed House of
the Tro.iaus are picked to finish onr
aud three in tho open l00-yard dash.
With Kaer, Smith, House and
BoraE performing at top stride the
Troians should win the half-milc re-
lay handily.
In the mile relay, L. 5. {. has a
quartet composed of Saucrs. Smith,
Wallace and Kaer who should make
things interesting for the lads from
The northwest.
For the medley event the Tr"ian
four will probably be Borah run
n.ng the furlong, Lewis the quarter,
Ioveiov the half,milc and tnruh
Tie mile.
just who Dean Cromwell will So.
lcct for the two and four-milc relays
is still prohlcmaticai.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
For Rent-Farn Land

FOR REN'f-4O acres for vegetables
opposite Eucalyptus school, on.
San Diego highway. John Nipperts
Ell Centre. 6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27

los ANGELES, April 37.-SiS
&" Bccg strong fcllas'' arc awaiting
the gong at the Olympic tonight
that will send them into the three
matches that form the bi-wcckly
tidbit for wrestling fans.
Tommy Draak, the flying Dutch
man, meets Nick Lutzc, the former
rollcgian, in the feature match Of
two out of three falls with "A tw
hour time limit.
The Hollanlcr' will have almest
90 pounds weight advantage over
Lutzc, but his Younger rival 5 STAN
ina and furnishing holds will make
hum almost an even money bet with
the "wisc ones.
Benny Rucbcn of Chicago, for
mcr middlrwcight mat king, will
ntct Walter Miller, wrestling in
>tructor at l.. y. \. G. in the semi
Windup two out of three falls
match.
Charley Hanson, Omaha heavy
weight, meets Bill Dcmrtral, the
"Grcek demon in the onc-fall
pbpnpr.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-27
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Evening star., 1927-04-05
BOSTON AND OTTAWA
IN FINAL AT HOCKEY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 5.-Two Ma
tional League group champions, OF.
tawa Senators and Boston Bruins,
taped their hockey sticks afresh today
for the final series in the annual Stan
ley Cup play-offs for the world profess
sional championship.
The Bruins won into the final round
by beating the New York Rangers,
champions of the American section
during the regular season, goals to
|, in Madison Square Garden last
night. Ottawa was able to defend a
season Of pacemaking in the interna-
tional group with victory over Mon.
treal Canadiens, although the contest
last night resulted in q IL tie.
Total goals scored during the two
game series measured the standard of
the four teams, and on that basis Bos-
ton was returned a winner, goals to
l. Neither Bruins nor Rangers could
score in their first meeting at Boston
Saturday. Ottawa took lead of 4 to
0 with the first win over Canadiens
Saturday and ran the series adyan-
tage to 81 in the tie last night.
The championship series between
Boston and Ottawa will open in Boston
Thursday night. The teams will play
five games If necessary, with the
world title conceded the winner of
three tussles. The Bruins also enter
tain Ottawa April 8, with the third
contest scheduled in the Canadian city
about April II. Other dates will be set
later If necessary.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
CROWDER ON MEND;
TO Be FIT IN WEEK

Alvin Crowder, promising young
righthander of the Nationals, today
resumed conditioning work at the
Georgia avenue base ball emporium
and will be ready to take his turn
on the mound when the championship
season opens next week.
This was the information emanating
from headquarters Of the club, and II
constituted a cheerful note in the
chorus of walls that has been waited
from the training scenes of the club
this Spring, as first one and then an
other of the Griffmen was incapaci-
tated, starting with the bone fracture
received by Walter Johnson some
three weeks ago.
With Crowder's early recovery as
sured, Barney and Bucky Harris, the
latter still suffering from a damaged
digit on his throwing hand, will be-
the only actives on the roster unavail-
able for service when the campaign
gets under way week from today.
When Crowder first was stricken at
Tampa, it was feared an operation
would be necessary to correct an I'LL
cerated condition Of the stomach. but
an X-ray examination yesterday dis
closed that the trouble has yielded to
treatment, and the club physician as
serts Crowder will be ready to pitch
in top form within a week or 10 days.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
SIX ROCKIES ARE SLICED
FROM DETROIT ROSTER

They will play the Louisville Col
onels tomorrow and Thursday, going
from there to Indianapolis to close
their training tour on Friday.
ST. LOUIS, April tE0.-The '1ittle
world series" took on a look OF big
series competition today when the
Cardinals and Yankees faced each
other with three games each. Man
ager Bob O'F'arrell sent in five pitch
ers, starting with the veteran Pete
Alexander but was unable to stem the
tide of Is Yankee runs. The Cardi-
nails garnered 3.
Today's game was also scheduled
for Atlanta.
The Browns at Fort Worth had one
chance today 10 redeem themselves
from yesterdays beating by the minor
leaguers, 4 to 0. The box score twas
hard to look at, the Browns getting
only one hit to IL for Fort Worth.
st. Louis part in the contest seemed
to be to furnish a passve piece de re-
sistance to the mauling of the Texas
Panthers.
CHICAGO, April 5.--The final week
of base ball training before the big
show opens finds the managers of
DOtn the CHlCdBO pellfldIL CndSetS sun
experimenting with one position on
the team.
Manager Ray Schalk has two out
felders to fill the vacancy created by
Johnny Mostil's self-inficted wounds.
One of them can hit and the other
can field. so Schalk may have to toss
a coin to decide
After Sundays rout with the vet
eran Red Faber on the mound, the
Sox victory yesterday behind AL
phonse Thomas pitching was a great
relief to the new manager.
The Cubs manager, Joe Mccarthy,
is trying to reform an outfielder who
can slug the ball, into a third base
man. Riggs Stephenson is the boy,
and his promotion came after long
study by the manager, which pro-
duced statistics that the third base
man only had an average of two
chances q game.
McCarthys hunch seems to be work
ing out for the Cubs have been slug
ging their way through the minor
leaguers ever since.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
ATHLETICS ARE 2 UP
IN PLAY WITH PILLS

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. April 5.-The
Phillies and Athletics. who are en-
gagged IN a. preseason series for the
city base ball championship, appear
immune to the weather. Rain and icy
blasts have been encountered since
the series started Saturday. Capt.
Eddie Collins of the Athletics has de-
veloped a slight cold, which forced
him out of yesterdays game, but with
that exception the weather has had
no effect on the players or their per-
formances, despite the big change
from their training camps in the
Sunny South.
The Athletics have an opportunity
to clinch the five-game series today.
They have won both games so far
played by close margins, yesterdays
score having been TO 1 in IL in
nings. Ty Cobbs hitting and base run.
ming were big factors in the victory.
Connie Macks second team also
scored an thinning victory yesterday,
| turning back the Asheville, n. g,
| team, to 3.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
Speaker Both Full Recovery From Recent Injuries
EXHIBITION BASE BALL

By the Associated Press.
At Nashville. RHE.
Cincinnatl M. 04Q1e401 0--I2 II 2
ris and Haworth.
Chicago Hs o0fgkep0f'- fA3 ooosoo31o-7 OF
Shreveport (Texj . o / 10 o0--2 s i
Thomas and schalk. MeCurdy; Knapp and
Wilder
Gllis ChlIeago ago, tE.J jx ;3835G099 9-13 12 /
Blake and Gonzales, Ellis and Kroft.
At Atlanta Ca
New York (A1. O443I30O x--15 II o
Alexander. Sherdel, Littleiohn and Sny-
der; Pippgrass and Collins.
Brooklyn ....... .O1Q1004O0-e. .72
Mobile ......,. q 3 o . o 0O--5 10
McGraw, Clark and Hargreayes; Morris,
Az Beaumont
Beaumont Beaumont (Texxj ) ) 0 60 ) : oil is )
Morrison Yde and Smith. spencer: Holz-
hauser; Burleson. Wally and Robertson.
Boelsel.
s.. LOUIS tA] 0900QQ990-o / !
Stewart, Jones and O'Neill: W, Moore,
North and Smith,
At Greenville--
Columbus "a. A1.OIO03OO O32--9 13 0
Greenville (S.AL) 1901 90 3 % IL 4
Ormand, Dudley. Rogers and Wingo: Will
helm. Rogers and Leggett, Mayer.
At Dallas
Detroit (AD. 0O01 Ito t3 /
Dallas (T)...,..A o 023 O. = IA 2
Collins Carroll and Shea. Woodall; Nc
Call. Knott and Hungling.
At Charlotte
Toronto d.. 3O00O60 0--15 Is
Charlotte IS. A.. 001 90 L. 3
satter1ield, Reddy and Hargave, stiles:
Beasley, Butler. Leroy and Gibson, Nooue.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
FANS GET FIRST PEEK
AT GRIFFS THURSDAY

Capital fans Thursday viii have
the opportunity of obtaining their
first peek at the revamped aggrega-
tion that is to represent Washing
ton i'm the American League race
when the first of two exhibition
games with the New York Giants
Is to be staged at Clark Griffith
stadium.
Interest for local bugs will focus
chiefly on Iris Speaker, former
manager of the Indians, making his
initial appearance in Washington
uniform, and on Rogers HOrnsby,
who last year piIoted the Cardinals
to the first major league pennant
st. Louis ever won, with triumph
over the Yankees iI the world
series to top it off. Hornsby, who
until last season led the National
League at bat for six consecutive
years, never has been seen in
Washington,
Evening star., 1927-04-05
SIR THOMAS PLANS
CHALLENGE IN 1929
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 5.--Sir Thomas
Upton, yachtsman, wants the Ameri-
ca IS Cup on his mantlepiece, but is
willing to wait until 1929 to make his
bid with another Shamrock.
Hale and hearty, despite his n
years, and jovial because of them, Sir
Thomas arrived here yesterday on the
Leviathan to tell about his plans for
lifting the famous trophy. Already,
he said, he has instructed William
Fife, Scottish builder, who designed
the first and third Shamrocks, to lay
plans for a 1929 contender.
'Willie has his orders" he chuckled,
"and / intend to capture the mug.
Each time I've contended for the cup
I've been beaten by a better boat.
There's no doubt Of it. 1t wasn't luck.
But next time-well, Willie Fife has
his instructions"
Evening star., 1927-04-05
OUTFIELD VETERANS PROVE
THEY ARE PHYSICALLY FIT
Their Showing and the Star Performance of Stuffy
Stewart Is Only Consolation Derived by Mats
in 1913 Licking From Giants.

Giant cause. But the New Workers
earned enough markers to drub Clark
Gifiths hirelings soundly.
The Nationals attack consisted of
eight hits. three of the two-base va
riety off Grimes. and four, one dou-
BILE, off Henry. The pitchers Of the op'
position issued no passes, but Grimes
cut loose a wild pitch that had moth
ing to do with run-making.
Two were out in the first round
when the Nationals got their initial
marker. Speakers single and his theft
of second followed by Goslin'S two
bagger did the work.
In round two, the Giants went the
Nationals one better. Hornsby singled
to left and continued to second when
Goslin let the ball get by. Terry
fouled out, but Harper singled to left
Goslin made a great hrow to the plate
that might have tagged Hornsby had
Ruel not stood about 10 feet from the
counting block to get the ball instead
of trying to grab 1t on a short bound
near the base. Harper went to second
with the throw and after Farrell was
retired scored on Hamby's single.
In the third the Nationals drew to
a tie with the Giants when singles
by Stewart and Speaker and Goslin's
sacrifice produced a run, but in the
latter part of the inning the Giants
forged ahead. there to remain. OFT
singled and was safe at second when
Bluege, who got Ruers throw in
plenty of time to prevent a theft,
dropped the ball as the Giant slid into
the sack. Lindstrom fouled out, then
Roush's double scored OFT.
Giants Busy I'm Fifth.
Two more Giant markers came in
the fifth. Hornsby singled with one
out and had to pull up at third when
Terry doubled, neither could advance
as Harper was thrown out, but Far
rell's single drove both home.
The last National run was made in
the sixth. Goslin opened the frame
with his second two-bagger of the
game. Myer lofted to OFT. but Judge
bounced a double off the righ field
fence.
Burke was soft picking for the
Giants in their last two batting turns.
Hornsby singled and swiped second at
the beginning of the seventh, then
Stewart kicked Terry's slow roller.
Jeanes, former National, batted for
Harper and singled Hornsby home
and Terry to second. FarrelPs one
pdSeF IesAS'eASu 4ciAy at t40 HAi0A
station.
In the eighth with one gone, OFT
doubled and tailed as Lindstrom
singled. When O'Neil let one of
Burke's pitches slip past, Lindstrom
moved to the middle sack from where
he scored as Tyson hit a one-baser.
Myer took Hornsby's roller and elected
to get Tyson at second, but the throw
was too late and both Giants were
safe. After Terry famed, Jeanes
singled Tyson home.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ ETROIT, April 5.--Manager
Moriarty of the Detroit Tigers
has begun cutting down his
IL big squad preparatory to get
ting the team down to the
major league limit.
Six recruits were released yesterday
at Dallas, and the team will be tur-
ther reduced within a few days, 1t was
indicated.
Charles Sullivan and Frank Watts,
right-hand pitchers; George hed-
fern, shortstop, and Leo McConnell
were turned over to Fort Worth oil
the Texas League, and Rudolph
Kneiscb. a left-handed pitcher, and
Jack Holland, an outfelder, sent 10
the Toronto Leafs.
PITTSBURGH, April 5 P).--Joe
Harris. veteran utility player, left the
Pittsburgh Pirates at Beaumont, TEX,
Yesterday for his home at franKnn,
Pa, where he will receive treatment
for neuritis.
Harris. who has been a sufferer al
most since Spring training started:
plans to rejoin the club at Clnclnnau
for the opener April IL.
The Pirates were scheduled to play
Beaumont 10 to II yesterday.
NEW YORK, April R).-A light
ness of heart that comes with the
knack of smacking the base ball right
on the seams reigned today IN the
transforming camps of New YORK $
big ball clubs
Led bv Rogers Hornsby, who came
out of batting slump to hit tour
times and walk once in five chances,
the Giant batsmen at Birmingham
made II hits in beating the Washing
ton Senators, 10 to 3, yesterday. The
swatting fest was their second IN Two
days and gave them a total of 43 hits
in 18 innings.
The Yankees at Atlanta faced five
Cardinal pitchers in hammering out a
1873 victory 1t set the Yanks on even
terms in their series with the cham
pionS.
Babe Ruth hit two long doubles
that might have gone as homers on
field less hilly, and twice he cut off
runners at the plate with arrowy pegs
from right field.
The going was bit tougher for
Uncle Robbie's hopefuls in their 6-5
win over Mobiles Bears in their Ala
bama bailiwick A barrage of hits in
gave them their seventh straight
win.
CLEVELAND. April 5 P).-Karr
and Miller were slated to pitch for
Cleveland Indians against the New
Orleans Pelicans in their game at the
Crescent City today. Both were dis
appointed yesterday when a Yannigan
game was postponed and they lost a
chance to trounce the regulars again.
Manager Jack McCallister has light
ened the training in the belief that
weather conditions make overwork a
dangerous possibility
CINCINNATI, April CP).-Cincin-
natl Reds had no game scheduled for
today and the days program included
morning practice at the Louisville
American Association ball park.
Evening star., 1927-04-05

Bill Rapp, Cleveland Indian scout,
and Ben Egan, ex-big Lacquer and
now base ball coach at Georgetown
University, will speak at an organiza-
tion meeting of the Jewish Community
Center base ball team tonight at 3
o'clock.
The Jewish Center will enter teams
In the unlimited, senior and Junior
classes. The following organizations
will be represented at the meeting:
Y, M. II. A. ,Bnai Birth, Rialtos, Ka-
nawhas, Temple Alumni, Herbs,
washington Props and Les Amis.
The meeting viii be in the form OF
n smoker, and Jewish Community
boxers will give several exhibitions.
KeniIworth A. c. plans to make a
strong bid for the District unlimited
base ball crown. The club has been
strengthened by a number of new
players. one of whom is Waple. for-
mer Eastern High first baseman.
Stahl and Cronk, members of the team
last season, are among others that
are being heavily counted upon. Man
ager James Mostyn, 1920 Olive street,
Kenilworth, is booking games.
AnacOstia Eagle Juniors will meet
tonight at 1885 Ridge place southeast.
The team wants game for next sun
day afternoon. Cali Atlantic 1926.
BaTIston A. G. was to practice this
afternoon and Thursday at $50 o'clock
in preparation for the game with Alex
Andria Cardinals Sunday. This will be
the opening game for Ballston.
Liberty A. c. has arranged its early
season schedule, including eight games
70 be played in the District and nearby.
The schedule to date is:
April 8, Red Sox; April 10, No. 5
Motor Co.; April 16. Takoma A. c.;
April "a, Ballston A. c.: May ]. Ia
koma A. c. at Silver Spring; May s.
Jefferson Fire Department; May Is
Bladensburg A. G. at Bladensburg
May %, Berwyn at Berwyn: May 90
Cabin John at Cabin John. Pop
Kremb has several Saturday dates
open. Call Columbia 4l65-J.
Spencer Hart, former Linworth
Satciaer, and Bin McQuinn. one of the
4 outstanding sandiot pitchers, Mave
signed with h1artinsburg in the e1ue
Ridge League and win report My
Evening star., 1927-04-05
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON-Al Mello, Lowell, knock
ed out Ed Roberts, Tacoma, Wash. O.
NEW YORK-Earl Little Boy
Blue. st. Paul, won technical knock
out over Tex McEwan, Philadel-
phia. (8).
NEW YORK-Honeyboy Finnegan,
Boston, whipped frankie Fink, Tex.
(10).
PHILADELPHIA Jones,
monich, Butte, Mont. Q0); Louis (Kid)
Kaplan, Meriden, Conn, outpointed
Johnny Ceccoli, Scranton, Pa. Q0);
Ray Romney, Wilmington, Del,
fought a draw with Johnny De Marco,
Philadelphia.
PITTSBURGH-K. o. Phil Kaplan,
New York, won on a foul from Homer
Robertson, Boston (5); Lew Snyder,
New York, drew with Harry Ferry,
McKeesport (8).
NEWARK, n. J.--vince Dundee.
Baltimore, outpointed Al Conway,
Philadelphia Q0).
MIAMI. Fla.-Bennie Touchstone,
Miami, knocked out Jimmy Francis,
Jersey City Q0).
CANTON, Ohio--Young Stribling,
Macon, knocked out Red Fitzsimmons,
San Antonio (4).
LOS ANGELES-Samm Mandell.
lightweight champion, fought a node
cision bout with Jackie Field, Los
Angeles Q2).
HOLYOKE, Mass.--Clickey Clark,
Holyoke, defeated Phil McGraw, De-
troit (10).
WICHITA, Kans.-Hoot Burger,
Dodge City, Kans., beat Tommy
Burns, Detroit "a.
LOS ANGELES-Jack Silver, San
Francisco, defeated Mickey Bliss, New
ark, n. j. (8).
LINCOLN, Nebr.-Ted Gartin, Lin
coin, drew with Johnny Adams, Los
Angeles Q0); Jimmy Black, Los Ange-
les, knocked out Mike Rocz, Omaha
(O.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
CARPENTER READY
TO FIGHT DELANEY
By the Associated Press.


PARIS, April 5.-Georges Carpen-
tier is willing to fight Jack Delaney
II certainly will accept a bout with
Jack Delaney" said Georges to
L'Auto, which inquired of him con-
corning a report that Floyd Fitzsim-
mons of Chicago had made him an
offer TO meet the light heavyweight
champion.
THE fact that am going to act in
music hall does not imply that I
shall not box any more. Even if
succeed on the stage, / shall fight
again You may be certain of that.
And my return to the ring will be in
the United States next season"
The ex-champion recently has been
busy rehearsing song and dance act
with Aileen Hamilton and Florence
Walton in a new revue. He will make
his debut next Saturday. He COM
ports himself with the grace and ease
Of an old stager.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
REISELT TAKES LEAD.

CHICAGO, April CP.-Otto Reiselt
Of Philadelphia, former three.cushion
billiard champion, won the first block
Of five match series for the cham
pionship from Augie Kieckhefer of
Chicago, present title holder, go to 56,
in Ga innings.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
POWELL WINS WITH CUE,

Edwin Powell won, 200 to 167. in the
Glass A 1872 balkline billiard tourna-
ment of the Lewis & Krauss billiard
parlors last night over DIR. Buynipbky.
Sixty innings were required. The
loser had high run, 10.
Evening star., 1927-04-05

for training. Hart was with Easton
on the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
last season. and Hart was given a try
out with Detroit.
Arlington NJ. E. Church will be rep
resented by two teams this year. I'm
limited and Junior honors will be
sought. The two teams will practice
tomorrow, Thursday and Saturday.
Merchants League details for the
season will be definitely decided upon
at a meeting tonight at 6:l5 o'clock at
424 Ninth street.
Berwyn A. G. would like to hear
from Aloysius and Hilltop clubs. Call
Berwyn 108 or write e. F. Giddings,
Berwyn, Md.
Takoma Tigers want a game for
Saturday. The team meets Hess A.
C. on Sunday. Call Columbia $500.
Winona Seniors would like some op.
position for Sunday. Call Joseph
Demma at Franklin 1895 between 5
and 6 pm.
Takoma Red Sox are casting about
for games with midget combinations.
Call Manager Hendricks at Adams
1893.
Hilltop A. c. has acquired the serv-
ices of Tom Hook, who has been idle
for several seasons.
Linworth Midgets desire games
with teams in their class. Call Mana
ger Herman Singer at Franklin $3.50.
MontelIo Juniors opened the season
with a to l victory over Trenton
| Juniors.
| Iroquois A. G. was forced to go ten
| innings to defeat Princeton Insects,
! II to 10.
| Speaker Insects were defeated by
Alley Rats yesterday. to 3. Kogak' s
| playing featured.
Peerless Juniors, independent cham.
| pions last season, have organized for
| the season. Call Lincoln 6SSS for
| games.
Elliott A. c. would like to hear from
National Circle and Mohawk man.
ayers. Call Lincoln s2s3 after 6:3o Pm.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
SBatted for Coyeleskic in seventh inning.
4Batted for Burke in ninth inning.

Two-base hits--Goslin (2). Roush. OFT
s2l Terry; Judge. steEEsrt. Stolen bases s;.
SReakes aofns0S udre Left on bsees
W3shington4 0, Giants; ~. Firsdt. base or on
nings: off CoveleslEie, 10 in 9 innings; off
Burke. in 2 innings. Struck out-77.By
nitch--Grimes Passed balls--Hamby. O'Neil
Umpires-Messrs Ormsby and Klein. Time
of game hours 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
MUNY LINKS CHAMPION
JOINS A PRIVATE CLUB

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. April 5 ClP).
Lester Bolstad. national public links
golf champion, has Joined the Inter-
lachen Country Club of Minneapolis.
Private club membership automati-
cally makes Bolstad ineligible to de-
fend the title he won in 1925.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
FIGHTER SUSPENDED.

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. April G9.4
The State Athletic Commission has
suspended Tommy O'Brien, veteran
lightweight, for 80 days, for fouling
Russ Whalen, Chicago boxer, in
their bout here last Friday night.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
N. L. MEETING CALLED.

NEW YORK, April CP.-Presi.
dent John A. Heydler has summoned
National League clubowners to meet
this week in Pittsburgh, either Thurs
day or Friday, to unravel the Rogers
Hornsby stock tangle.
Evening star., 1927-04-05
FINNEGAN WHIPS FINK.

BOSTON, Mass, April 5.-Showing
superiority in each of the 10 rounds
Dick Honey Boy) Ffnnegan. clever
featherweight, handily scored over
frankie Fink, the Texas Cowboy"
at the Broadway Arena last night