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PAGE TEN THE A I) V A N C E - N E W S WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1935 i S - P - O - R - T - S Baseball .:. Golf .:. Tennis Yanks Lose To Barrage Of Detroit : BASEBALL'S SONS OF SUNNY ITALY : : : : By Burnley : XEW YORK, May 28.—The Cin- cinnati Reds again featured the National league program with a 13- NOTRE DAME has picked itself a football schedule what is a schedule. Verv few softv Saturdavs in this one » * • The Irish list nine games kicking off with Kansas and each week end thereafter meet in order Carnegie Tech J 4 victory over the Boston Braves. Wisconsin, Pittsburg, Navy, Ohio State, Northwestern, The Cinc * *»«*»» cracked out Army and South California. Ho, hum. Where's Elmer! We hope not up the well known creek in the flannel canoe. SPORTSMEN in the 'Burg are overlooking a great game when they pass up golf. Many frowned on tennis and Mune still give the golfer the hanky wave. Try it lads. Everv hit is a homerun. The 'Burv has one of the • * best nine hole courses in the section. Give it a fling somedav and iret a thrill. IT LOOKS as though the Japs were a coming threat in the golf world. Two little guys from the Islands of Nippon, one 4 feet 3 inches and the other about 5 feet and l>oth weighing al>out three pounds more than a paperweight recently played 18 holes with Charlie Yates and Bobby .Jones on the championship course at Atlanta and finished all even. One shot a 69 and the other a 70 —Not bad! POSTS have lien installed on the two new tennis courts at Morissette Park and the work of re-surfacing them is now in progress. When they are completed the players will l>e transferred to them and the two courts which were built last year will get their faces lifted in pre- paration for a hard season. MALONE baseball officials had the Philadelphia Athletics play there in 1933 and last year the Boston Red Sox appeared against the Malone Stars. This season the Malone plans are not quite as ambitious. They hope to have either the Toronto Maple Leafs or the Montreal Royals of the International League as an attraction. THE BLACK CHIEFS of Syracuse look like the team to beat in the Journal-American League this season. The boys are undefeated to date and have been playing high class baseball. Hank Chafin, Willie (Stepin Fetchit) Wil- liams and Sampson all of whom were here* with the Chappies last season are Black Chief stars. Ross Beats McLarnin To Regain His Crown NEW YORK, May 23.—Opening and closing his fight with barsts of whirlwind fisticuffs and taking a wide margin in eight of the 15 rounds, Barney Ross regained his welterweight title from Jimmy McLarnin at the Polo Groands to- With yonth, condition and speed on his side Ross hattered McLarn- in with lefts id the head and hard rights to the body. He captnred the first, second, third, tenth, eleventh, twelfth* fomteenth and ffral foands. The sixth and thirteenth were even. la the fomteenth gas to show the strain speedy hattle and was an easy tar- get for the poninhing left of the A A sell-out crowd of 35,066 paid $2$6,66# to see_the battle. Experts agreed it was the finest welterweight hattle ever staged in the state. Both boys went at top speed thronghont and were ex hansed at the end altbongh the victorions Ross had eaongh lef to tarn a handspring in his corner McLarnuTs left eye was com pietely closed by the battering of Ross* left and bis lips were badly cat. IS safeties and lead all the way to allow Derringer, their pitching star, to coast to victory. Pittsburg defeated the Phillys 3-1 behind the good pitching of Wea- ver in the only other contest in the league. Scores: National League Cincinnati 13 18 0 Boston 4 11 0 Derringer and Lombardi; Rhem, Cantwell and Sphorer. .. Pittsburg >....'.. 3 11 1 Philadelphia .. 1 6 1 W T eaver and Padden; Pezzulo, Bibben, Davis. Prim and Todd. New York-St. Louis wet grounds. Brooklyn-Chicago, wet grounds. American League * With Green berg and Rogell cracking out two homers each the Yankees took it on the cbin 8-3 from the Detroit Tigers today. Go- mez was the losing Yankee pitch- er. Meanwhile the veteran Alvin Crowder was limiting the Yanks to 4 hits. Dickey hit a homer for Xew York. The Browns continued to play good ball as they took a 6-5 decision from the Red Sox and chased Lefty Grove to the showers in the pro- cess. Werber, Rejma and Knott hit homers in this contest. I The Athletics trimmed the White Sox also by the 6 and 5 routs. Markum, Higgins and Johnson hit homers for the A's. Cleveland took a close one from the W'ashington Senators 5-4 with Harder getting the better of New- som in a pitching contest. Scores: American League Detroit 8 12 1 Xew York 3 4 0 Crowder # and Hay worth; Gomez, Murphy and Dickey. Cleveland 5 11 0 Washington 4 12 1 Harder and Pytlak; Xewsom and Bolton. St. Louis € 13 0 Boston 6 11 1 Walkup. Kanfman, Knott and Hemsley; Grove. Welch, FerreU and Berg. Philadelphia 6 10 1 Chicago 5 & 6 Markham and Berry; Lyons, Wy* att and SewelL ; A International League Xewark 6 Baltimore 3 *i»*VIU«fi . *•- Cm* ftntM r^w There are quite a few ball play- ers of Italian descent now starr- ing the major leagues, and oddly enough, almost all of them came Slims 90 39 Algo. Paper 90 27 CLASS B LEAGUE G W L A £ P Gypsies 1 99 Canton Club 99 Masons No. 2 .. 99 State Hosp. No. 3 99 Waltons 3$ 51 63 51 32 60 56 58 60 50 50 46 #S 47 42 41 26 Pts 0 SO g 7 riag. The crowd bowled for a be weathered the back to stay for the fifteenth. oat the contest. Jinuny started the flowing early and Barney with gore from that Battery A Team Wins Ball Game 3 League Standings Announced Crescent Diner 99 Baker-Norman 96 Lynch's Five .... 96 St. Law. Ice 96 State Hosp. No. 2 96 State Restaurant 99 Seaman's Shop .. 93 CLASS C LEAGUE G W State Hosp 99 74 Lisbon ,. 99 68 Socony 99 60 1|W. H. Mid'mss Co. 99 55 OlXat. Bisc. Co. 99 56 A 4b P Gypsies 2 99 49 Journal Five 99 4« R. K. O. 96 44 Mobile Five 99 41 Faculty Fire 99 39 Heuv. Legion 99 38 43 41 39 49 49 50 48 49 54 58 67 The meeting of the Ogdensbnrg Bowling association scheaaled for last night to make arrangements for the annnal baneaet and distri- bution of leagoe prises was post- poned from last night antil Fri- day evening at the Crescent al- leys. II is boned to nave a fnl at- tendance nt that time. The final standing? of the goes were J as follows: j CLASS A LEAGUE I G W L PTS The A Battery team defeated the j Crescents 90 59 31 78 team of the Fifth Field artillery 11 to 4 in a game on the Winter Park dmr yestcraay afternoon. Rey i the box for the At for the f eatnred by a er made by Evaneski of the As in the seventh inning ami the work) of Catcher Bower of the same teamjpre. Hotel McC Masons ... Ds iTiDe 90 99 56 49 35 27 44 7o S* 5$ up from California. The famous Cow Hollow section of San Fran- cisco has been the breeding ground where a large number of the present crop of Italian baU tossers learned their baseball A B C's. The Yankees possess the only Italian second base combination in the majors: Sign or Antonio Lazzerj being stationed at the middle bag, while his fellow coun- tryman, Signor Crosetti, guards the shortstop post. The two Yan- kee signors are one of the best second base duos now to be seen, on the big time, and are clicking together like the proverbial well- oiled machine, as the double-play statistics will show. Both Crosetti and Lazzeri are graduates of Frisco's Cow Hollow baseball school, and Lazzeri, the veteran of the two, has already gained nndisputed recognition as one of the greatest second sackers of this generation. Poosh-'em-ap Tony is going better than ever this year, and his youthful side- kick appears to be on the road to stardom. Another of San Francisco's baseball Italians who is doing all right for himself is Dolph CamiUi, 61 471 hard swatting first baseman of the 65 411 Phils. Doiph has the advantage of 4 i 76 701 67 64 61 66 55 55 38 L Pts 25 103 31 93 39 44 43 50 59 52 58 66 80 80 75 66 53 52 49 49 Armonr St Co. 96 tl _ 7^ e in<Hvidnal »d team prizes * hitting in the pygmy park, Baker Bowl, which is the paradise of winners are as follows Class A—High average, Landry. 193*5 for S4 games; High single, Uvermore, 269; high triple. Liver •ore. 695; high team triple. Mas- ons. 2999; high team single, 1,- #62 Clans R-H?gh average. O'Brien, 179-95 for 99 games; high singles. Pnomeao. 279; CoantegbJH, 279; high triple, Prhwean. 746. Class C—High average, C Samthfi. 172-41 far *4 games; Kin- keoa. 174-54 for 6* ga triple, EDM*L €52 C A. Griggs. 309. HAT FIRM CHANGES HANDS BROCKVUXe. May 2* —After to be ai SergL Evans staggers, and Phtfly roosters look for him to take Chock Kleins old place as big gun of the awaking Qnakers. Other Italian diamond perform- ers of note now doing their stuff anoer the Big Tent iatlndi Phil Cavaretta, yonthfnl first of the Cabs: Um sacker of the Phillies; Os- the Ai of the greatest Or- atehis way oat of the big digging his 1SJS, King Featares) r /
