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New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
CONTENDER MAY EMERGE
 FROM HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT
Nittorto Campolo. Argentine Cant, and Salvatore Ruggirello
 to Meet Tonight.

Boston June B (CP)-A candl- date for world heavvvaight cham plonship honors may emerge here tonight from a scheduIec l0-roun4 bout between Nlttorio Campolo. Ar g"nt!ne giant. and Salvatore Rug glrello, the large man from Tunis
 Boston Garden promoters opn- misticallv predicted that some 2o.- oho fans would gather at Braves Field to witness what has come to oe considered an elimination host pointing 10 I chance at the title re- gently awarded Max schmeling,
 The rugged. hammer-handad Campolo, six feet three inches tall and weighing 225 pounds. has been installed as 2 -avoritn over rhe only slightly smal!ar Italian Rugglreno also is more than SIX feet tall and weighs 216.
 Both Campolo and RuggIrello have iong strings of vctores to thelr have long strings Of victories 10 their credit but in each case most Of thelr victims .have been obscure boxers Of no great importance. TO- nights bout may mark the cross roads of both careers, perhaps ele- vating one ot them 10 point where he will be considered logIcal op- ponsnt for the chan1Plonshlp,
 In an eigh.-round sen1i-final. A. mando De Carlos ot Italy will meet Carlo Oldanl Of Argentina.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
DON BARTLETT AND SON
 CAPTURE GOLF TOURNEY
Senior and Junior Capture Family air With Gross of 90 and Net 67 at Shuttle Meadow Club Satur- day-Tom Linder and His Boy George, Come in Second With the Two Taylors Thrd-Loomis and Young Families Tie for Fourth Place-Prizes Are Awarded
BY JIGGEP

Donald L. Bartlett senior, anu Donald junior, won the first annual Father and Son golf tournament ar Shuttle Meadow Saturday afternoon with q gross of so and net 67. Tom Linder and his son George came in one stroke ever the Bartletts' score and two strokes over for net 63 10 take close second place.
 George B. Taylor and son, R. C Taylor, netted 76 for third placA Seniors and juniors John C. Loomis and L. W. Young were tied for fourth position with net ITS.
 Two pair Of golf shoes donated by the filling Rubber Co. went to the winners and golf balls were given as prizes for second, third and fourth places.
 A dozen dads and their sons pair cd up. alternating from the tees and then taking turns shooting through the falrway and on the putting greens This s.yle of playing is known as q Scotch twosome and $ rather uncommon among male play CTS on local course. But it proved 10 be Ideal for the tournament.
 Difficulties arose at the start n arranging fair handicaps for the boys but between Noah Lucas. uhc ran of the event. and Val Flood, q working arrangement was arrived at and the K!nbaIls started the ball rolling
 It was fine sight 10 see the go!t pals sharing the thrill of competi- ton together and working hard as partners to make the next shot 2s easy as possible for each other Scores ranged from so to l23 and boys as young as ten years spent tho afternoon on the links as partners Of their fathers
 There were those who expresse, |. doubts as to much interest in sue. I tournament being shown by clGt members but It rorked out we'll un. der its first trial and requests were made that 1t be continued as year ly event on the schedule
 Entries included A G. and ?. r KlaabaIl, G E and R C. Taylor, D L. Bartlett, senior and junior. ". H and J. C. Hart, J. C. Looris, senlo, and junior. L. g. and E. H. Jones 0. and J, Bates. Tom and George Under, L ". Young, senior an: junior r K. Rogers, senior and Jun. for. L. E. and |. Dary and E. x Humphrey. senior and junior
 Tom LEder got e late start q.
 Bud was scheduled in the early afternoon to take skull" test d Brown, after gradua ting from pre- school earlier Tn the week, But hs hustled back from Providence Y time to shoot the round with hi. father before dark
 In the sweepstakes, ?. B Stanley F. J. NFachter and Noah Lucas SCOT d net 7ls 10 tie for first place an, Len Morse took second prize Tit. net =.
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will leave New York for New Lon don where he will be the guest O! State Athletic Commissioner Thomas E. Donahue for couple Of hours motoring to Hartford where he will make his first visit to a local radio shop where he will be presented an expensive radio set. Maxie will have it crated and shipped to his mother back in Germany.
 The new heavyweight titleholder will spend the night in Hartford leaving Wednesday morning for New York.
 He will be guest of honor at din- ner at 6:30 Tuesday night to be ten dered by the Hartford Saengeround.
 The Genaro-Little Jeff bout, which is down for 10 rounds. headlines a card of six bouts all featuring little fellows with l35 pounds the top notch.
 Genaro is recognized as the worlds fyreight champion and among the boys ht has beaten are Ernie Jarvis of England Spider Pladtner of Germany. Frenchy Be- langer, Joey Ross aand Bushy Gra- ham. Little Jeff, who was dubbed thus by Bud Fisher, creator Of Mutt and Jeff, after Fisher had seen him in action in his home town, Bal timore, has been a busy campalgner all over the country. Among his wins are some over Benny Schwartz, Nate Karp. Frankie Murray and Ernie Jarvis
 Buster Nadeau of Holyoke meets Able Reyes of Cuba in the semi final.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
LEAGUE SUSPENDS
 PLAY FOR SEASON
New England Circuit BIames
 Poor Attendance at Games

Lynn Mass Jure c3 (pl - The New England Baseball league stood discontinued today TOT the remain der Of the season, with the poor drawing power of the four teams blamed for suspension Of play.
 The Nashua, Y. H and Lewiston Me, clubs withdrew a flaw weeks ago, leaving only four clubs, Lynn. Salem. Manchester, \ H. and Port land, Me. The dlscouttnuarce was announced by President Claude Da- vidson after 2 directors meeting here last night.
 The Salem team, with T games won and nine lost. led the league after yesterdays final games
 Some of the clubs have played to crowds of less than 50 persons day after day this season
 Founded on January IS, 1925. the league played with six teams the first year but the number has varied since. In 1922, eight teams played and the 1930 season started with six Davidson, a former Brown unlver- slty player. with experience in the American association. the Eastern league and with the Washington Senator's. has been president since lts founding,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
SIGNALLING WILL ACT AS REFEREE
Heavyweight Champion to Ap-
 pear in Ring n Hartford

Hartford. June 23 - Max Schmel- ing will have busy night in the ring at the Hurley stadium in East Hartford next Tuesday night when he comes there 10 second Frankie Geaaro in the latters bout with Little Jeff, fyweight champion Of the south,
 In addition to going in the corner with Genaro. who IS his stablemate, Schmeling will referee one of the preliminaries and say q few words to the fans through a loud speaking equipment which Promoter Ed Eur- ley is having installed.
 Schmeling will attend the Camera Godfrey fight and will leave Philly right after the bout, coming 10 New York to spend the night. On Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock he
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
INJURY STORIES
 TAKEN AS HOKUM
Navy Rowing Coach Pays Little
 Attention to Bear Tales

Poughkeepsie, N, Y. June 23 P,-
 Bear stories from the camp of the Washington Huskies met with open skepticism today in the quarters of
 at least one Of the eight other col leges training here for the intercoi- legiate rowing regatta on Thursday,
 The veteran Richard A. Glendon. canny coach of Navy, Washington zrch-riya!s. listened 10 the report that Lawrence School ot the Huskiea varsity had strained shoulder muscle IT tln1e trial and was eN-
 pected Q be out Of the race. Huh" remarked old Dick" as
 slow smile crept over his weather beaten countenance, this IS the first -ine I ever heard ot a man hurt lng his shoulder by pulling on an oar Something always Is happen ! .ng n that Washington camp" The announcement Of Schools in- jury came from Coach Clbrickson in apparent good faith and vas backed by the information that School
 would not be in the boat today his place being filled by shifting Phil lips from No to No. 5, promoting 1 Schmidt from the junior varsity to the DE boat and elevating kaufnno to the "Jayvee" lineup
 Al! of the coaches planned plenty Of work for the days remaining be- fore the biggest regatta Of them all IS staged on Thursday afternoon and evening
 Wisconsin even took to the river yesterday while the others were go- | ing in for hikes, boat rides or church. and tore of the full four miles in an energetic time trial. The Badgers chose an hour when the tide was against them and as a result the time announced was slow-25
 minutes. Washington made it n 20:20 with the tide on Saturday. Nike Murphy Of Wisconsin
 brought only his varsity crew to Poughkeepsie and as q result this eight stands out as the lone middle western standard bearer in a race l against the far west and the east. The crew contains enough power :o run q battleship, but so far Murphy
 has not been able to get the maxi mum speed out Of his somewhat in- experienced material. His prescrip- ton is york and more Of it. Washington, Navy, California ani Columbia. the defending champion, are looked upon here as the strong est contenders but the elder Glendon thinks one Of the others may pull big surprise,
 Cornell, Syracuse and Massachu- setts Tech have got 10 be figured,
 ie said.
 That Tech crew IS one Of the
 fastest I have seen at d short dis tance, although Of course nobody knows how 1t will stand up over the four mile route"
 A new starting device consisting
 of series of rowboats with a line leading to the bow Of each shell to
 hold the racing craft steady was to l be tried out today at the Columbia
 boathouse. All the crews were ln- vited 10 come and give it the once
 over.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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GODFREY BATTLES
 CARNERA TONIGHT
May DeCile Place to Be Occupied
 by Giant Italian in Ring

Philadelphia, June g (UP) The most perpleXing problem of the pres ent day prize ring, the place proper ly to be occupied by Primo Camera, may be solved in the PhllIles' ball park here tonight
 Old Gavge Godfrey, gnaving on his second fried chicken at his train ing quarters last night, allowed as how he had the "salutauon' 10 that one
 I'll bus d.s big eyetal.2n bubble all over no'th Philadelphia prom ised Gawse doubling massive black fist around q drum stick.
 But fight experts and fight fans gathered here from nearby cities are not so sure that Godfrey vlll do any thing Of the sort. First of all. they want 10 knor whether tonighte ten round bout IS gong to be on the level 4 majority seems 10 be frankly skeptical.
 These two heavyweights, repre- senting between them approximate ly a quarter Of | ton Of bone and muscle and excess avolrdupols. are going to be watched with extremely critical eyes. Frank skeptIcisnl is not irnpertinent in this instance. as neither Camera, the 275 pound Franco Italian, nor Godfrey. the 244 pound senegambian. has been above suspicion ln the past
 Camera has been schooled 10 slap down his opponents with relish and gusto Godfrey has had 10 learn to waltz his gingerIy around Whether the big boys are going to be able 10 get together n their act remains 10 be seen
 Of course. if the bout proves to be on the level. and we have the word of the promoters and prlncI- pals that nothing else ever was con- templated, It may turn into a tre- mendous spectacle Of sound and fury and only slightly modified murder.
 There are those who believe that Godfrey. unleesed. with his custom ary "handcufts' left in the dressing room and big, broad, 973 pound white man to work out or, wlll be- come q raging demon and crush the hapless Primo This ls Godfrey myth, that Gawge IS really the uncronned heavyvelgh- champion Of the world,
 On the other hand there are those ~ho believe that Camera $ Q far better fighter than this slap-stIch orh against a string Of set-ups has led us 10 believe. This coterle con- tends that Primo who can step around fast. and who IS beginning to learn mild form of left Jab. can outbox Godfrey, wear him down. knock hlu out. and be in ! position 10 hurl challenges at NaXle Schnlel- ing himself.
 Schmellng Tlll he q the r!ngside to see for himself while II looks as though d capacity crowd would fill the ball park There are 90 many angles 70 the atfaIr. with SO much 10 be learned about two interesting heavywelghts. that the fight IS well worth all this attention.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
SPORTS SUMMARY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
 Tennls
 Wilmington, Del,-Sh.e.ds defeats Mercur 6-l, S.. lI-9 for Delaware state turf court title.
 Golf
 Pittsburgh-Glenna CoIlett scores Q on second IS to win Allegheny Country club invitation tournament with 36-hole score of 160. Sr AIbans. N Y-MaurIce Mo Carthy retains new metropolitan amateur title, defeating Pennington NIuer-Jo-es.
 Tacing
 Auteun, France-Fils De La Lune. ! 10 ! shot, wins Grand Steeplechase De Paris,
 New York-Harly Payne Whit news Equlpolse wins Great Anerl- can stakes Jack High beats sortle n B-ookda!e handicap.
 Baseball Chlcag ago-Hack Wilson hits list homer 10 lead National league ST Louls-Gabby Street and Ray blades draw three day suspension for argument with umpire. Lynn. Mass New England league suspends operations for balance of season.
 Genera!
 Akron 0 Shortly Cantlon. De- trolt, wins lf0-rile auto race on C!eveIand-Akron board speedway. Port Washington, \. Y-Tommy Hitchcock thrown but unhurt as his Greentree polo four loses to East colts. 11-9
 New London Fleet Of forty yachts begins race to Bermuda RUnson, \. J.-Tale wins inter collegiate polo crown. beating Princeton 71-n
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
OBSERVATION RACES
Tour Candidates for Honor Of Dc lending AneIica's > Cup Entered in Competition Today.

Newport. F. I, June o3 UP)- The four candidates for the honor e defending the Americas cup Tn September against Sir Thomas Lip tons challeng. and two former cup racers gathered here today for the first Of a serIes Of observation rac =s under the auspices Of the Eastcrl Yacht club
 The yachts are the new Wecta- moe, Yankee, WhirlWInd and Enter prise and the two old ones. Resolute and Fanitie. Secretary Of Navy Charles Francis Adams. who pilote the Resolute in the last defense of the cup, was. to skipper the Yankee in the opening race today.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Monte May Be Matched
 With James BraddOck

Boston, June g JPJ-Eforts 10 match Joe Monte of Brockton with James J Braddock. New Jer1ey light heavv1elght, for q lo-round bout. were to be made here today at q conference between Bob McKirdy. Arena 4. C. matchmaker, and Joe Gould. Braddock's manager The latter has demanded q Slo.Q00 guar artee.
 Braddock has scored q knockout over Tuftv Grl9iths and has non a decision over Johnny Risko Of c
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
RECONERS FROM INJIElEe

Camtridge. Mass June 2 CJP) Vie Harding star end Of Harvard S 1929 football eleven who was serl- ously injured ia the final game Of the season with Tale. expects to be back on the grIdiron next fall It had been feared that h. never agaln would be able to play football, but he IS now reported almost in normal physical condition.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
CANZONERI FAVORED

New York. June g UP)-Tony C2nzonerI Brooklyn lightweight and former featherN eight champion, ruled slight favorite today to de- feat Tommy Grogan Of Omaha. Neb.. in their 10 round bout at the Queensboro arena tomorrow night. The bout was postponed from last week because Of rain.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press
 Herman, Robins-Hit lzth and 18th homers, each with one one, to help beat Pirates, to 6.
 WhitAhill and Waite Hoyt. Tigers Allowed IS hits in two games as Tigers beat Red Sox in doubleheader.
 Jamieson, lndians-Collected three doubles against Athletics pitching as Indians broke losing streak.
 Farmhouse and Cantwell, Braves -Divided pitching duty and gave up only seven hits as Braves beat Cubs, to 2.
 Shires, Senators Got three singles, drove in four runs and SCOT ed two as Senators trimmed White Sox
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
s pc a kin g
 of Sports

There was plenty of baseball in this city yesterday to interest the fanst but evidently the fans had pleasures elsewhere because reports from the three games played about the city stated that the gathering of spectators was very small at the three diamonds.
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Max Schmeling. worlds heavy weight champion through recogni- ton by the bodies governing boxing throughout the country, will be in Hartford tomorrow night to referee a bout and appesr before Connecti- cut fans. He will address the gath ering at the Hurley stadium in East Hartford
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Games Tomorrow

Hartford at PittsAeld
 rldgeport at Providence Allentown at New Haven. Albany at Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
EF RETIRED AS CHAMPION

No contender ever was able to r'rest from William Muldoon, present New York state boxing commission CT, his Greco Roman heavyweight wrestling championship he won many years ago.
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Hard times are hitting baseball the same as it is hitting everything else these days. The New England league has suspended for the remainder of the season because of the poor drawing power Of the four teams re- ma!ning. Two clubs withdrew from the league last week and this left only four outfits playing
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Standing
Games Today

New York ct Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn al Pittsburgh. Boston at St. Louis.
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Standing
Games Today

PlttSheld at Hartford Springfield at Albany. Allentown at Bridgeport, New Haven at Providence
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FRANKLIN TEAM WINS

The Franklin 4 =. baseball team swampad the Pawnees Of New Brit ain at $ Mary's field yesterday by an II 10 score. The winners
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Standing
Games Today

st. Louis at New York. 2 Chicago at Philadelphia, 2 Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Boston.
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Games IomOrrON

Brooklyn al Pittsburgh. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St Louis
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Games Tomorrow

Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Boston.
 St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia.
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drove Frank Quarti from the box. hts. The Franklins have now won seven and lost one game. The sum- mary:
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Providence I2. New Haven 10. P.ttsfeld 20. Hartford 4-6 Bridgeport 3-6, Allentown 2-13. Albany 4-3. Springfield 3-l.
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Standing
Games Today

Montreal at Newark Rochester at Jersey City. Toronto at Baltimore. Buffalo at Reading.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Boston ,. Chicago 2. Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 6. New York 6, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis l2-a, Philadelphia 3-3.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

New York 5-2, St. Louis 4-5. Cleveland 4, Philadelphia ?. Washington 10. Chicago 3. Detroit 5-4, Boston 3-c.
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Game Tonight
Meeting TueSda y

The league managers WlII meet upon call of President Sam Capodice. at city hall. Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The situation that arose Saturday during the game will be thoroughly discussed.
 The summary
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TWO base hts Watkins ?. Sherlock. Friherg. Nan"usro. Three base hts Gel bert Adams Home run Botto-nlev. Bases on hauG Of ColIard | sweetlan1 5 Fhen Struc.: out: Bv Colllrd | Spee-e ]. sre+'laRd 5 Fher, , Losing pitcher. Coll1rd
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BROOKLYN STILL
 LEADING LEAGUE

! z-Batted for Fo-t n s't.
 Boston oil t-n oyo-3 ! Chicago 0o0 -11 610-2 l Three base h.t. Chatham. Home runs:
 Wilson, Grimm. Bases on balls; of ! Farmhouse ]. Root !, CantHelI | Nelson ., Struck out: By Root ,. Frar.:house !,
 Cantweu Winning pitcher Franhaouse Los:rg pitcher Toot.
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vASHISCToN 1
ntaS Setu.ns

Two base hts: ? p.Frarzo. Osakowlc- Three base h.t- Rylz Bases or balls. CH Folden ?, Hubay 5, Struck out: Bv Fol- den II, Hubay II, DtFranzo 5. UE'p.-es Crowley and Sautter.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Jersey City l0-7, Buffalo 4-5. Toronto 9-3, Newark 40
 Reading 5-5. Rochester 7-5. Baltimore 6-4, Montreal 5-5.
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HOLY GROSS TEAM
 DEFEATS PIRATES
tContinued from Preceding Page )

Luty singled and stole second. He scored when Nedwick let Wesoly's grounder get away from him.
 Dalkowski's play at shortstop was the feature Of the game. The sum mary:
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Max and Jack Sharkey will, with out much doubt. meet again in Sep tember to decide which should be entitled to the worlds title. This bout should draw only flies but we suppose that the fans will flock there the same as they did in the Yankee stadium fasco.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
SEQU|NS CAPTURE WEIRD BALL GAME
Nose Out Washington Team 10
 to9 in Junior City League
Lea que Standing

In weird encounter in the Junior { City Baseball League at Walnut Hill park Saturday that could hardly be classified as baseball game, the 1 Sequins managed 10 nose out the ] Washington team in the latter part of the game when after the Sequins had piled Up q lead Of to Q and then 10 to .. the losers came back strong to all but tie the count When the last out was made. the Washing tons had scored [ runs, being one short of q tie and the tying counter ~as on first base.
 | The spectacle vas also featured by the banishmelt by Umpire Ed Crowley Of HubaA starting pitcher for the Washington team. While coming home on a play in the sew eath inning, he deliberately upset the Sequin catcher who vas waiting for 2 throw home. Umpire Crowley de- clared him out and he became nasty. The un2 plre ordered hlr 10 leave the ] game and his remarks from the bench were anything but savory. The umpire warned him 10 keep stll but he persisted and the umpire order cd him off the bench. Hubay retus- 1 ed 70 go and the umpire started to summon the park policeman, Under threat of having the game forfeited 70 the Sequins. Hubay decided 10 move but on his vay he shouted al l the umpire T just want you to know 1 that you amt ordering me of this 1 field The retort was. T don't care who orders you off as long as you're i on your way"
 I The episode vas 2 sorry one.
 sThe Sequlns scored q run n the 1 first inning and then piled up seven more n the second on two hts and q series of walks and rlsplays by 1 the Washingtons. They got another in the fifth and etlll another n the sixth After Hubay was banlshed, { r. D!Franzo went into the box for the last two innings and struck out ! five Of the six men to face him and
 allowed no hits or walks.
 The Washlngtons scored their first
 run in the fourth and added one in
 the fifth. They got five ln the sev- enth and added one each IT the . eighth and ninth They were one 1 short of q t!e and two short ot vlc- tory.
 The se1u!rs got only five hts but { scored 10 runs The Washlngtons got ! n hts and nine runs, The game vas interrupted twice by ram but after i short while on each occasion, play vas resumed,
 Game Tonight
 The Republican A. ( team 7l-l meet the American Legion ere" to- 1 night q s o'clock On Diamond No. ! ? st Walnut Hill park. This is an other regularly scheduled game lA the league.
 Two games will be played Wednes- day night One will be the regular game between the Golfers and the 1 Nationals and the other ~ill be a
 postponed contest between the American Leg.on and the National i 4. C. team
 Meeting Tuesday i The league managers will meet upon call of President Sam Capodice,
 at city hall. Tuesday evening at 7:5o ] o'clock. The situation that arose
 Saturday during the game will be +horo-,1[I-- EiecursEd
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Three base hi'. L Budntck Bases on balls Young ; Zenbko ! Struck out. Ev zernhko :. Ump!res Lynch. Green
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The Stanley Rule and Casco base ball teams will play tonight at Wal nut Hill park in q game that was postponed from last Tuesday because Of rain