New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1916, Page 8

< NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916 iants Continue to Travel Downiward---Jacobson Is Sent Back to Minors---Poor Start Causes Yanks efeat---Clarkin’s Senators Deliver the Goods---High School Nine Prepares for Hartford---Other Sports LSRR L = i T e T e — A | | ! Captain Kiniry at shortstop has played ' and was sent home by Luyster's threo | | that position in the true Kiniry stylc the latter scoring on Osters | | grabbing evrything that comes his wrifice. The score . | { way and his all-around work has beer it | a big factor in the success. The out- | Lawrenee A i | | | 1 field is fast, the batter who gets any-. New London ; 10 | | thing by them being forced to knock Batteric Fuller and Murphy; Rel- — —_— | 3 ¢ vd Fisk | the pill out of the lot. ger =il | o ! Fine Battery Work. i 5 | . g ) Springficld 2, Worcester 0. g M L d H b T i l M G ) H' l' L N [h ‘ ‘C i K iy’ P“ P d J Not since the days of Bill Walsh has e i’s Men Land on Hub Twirler { McGraw’s Hire Ings Lose Nin G s 7)) {Gaptain Kiniry’s Pill Pounders ' xotsince the aussor Sl R, o e e dflérnd p ce | by such an able twirler s ASIRONFLE S game of the Ea ; . : IR 7] . L ERTOR, Lo & 2 e season yesterday by shute Hard in Fighth Stanza Straight Game Will Meet Rivals Next Saturday i aaci rnis versatiie vouns atnicre & A i Cheer Up! der, while the Giants' pitching has | | in recent games has had his -wvvmml;“ on his own pame in. the ‘second i8s n r started a ‘he: as ade ! P Sre——— stanc o eir heads trying to lo- 2 . When your labor finds you weary, never started, and when it has made tan n;\g‘ ay thelr Tl B o e I G T yashington, May 2—Taking ad-| New York, May 2—The Giants went | with te outlook dim and dreary. wotions in the right dircction mottled | The New Rritain High school base- | cate the sphere ns it traveled at @7 5% otg Mienational elaing S A > A A rt ai N a club | | c-a- te velocity across e pan i age of Pltcher Ruth’s wildness in | On hitting yesterday—and 108ing. | Anq you envy some one else's occu- | SUPPOTt did the rest. Any ball club [y o et S0 o mi minul velpeity/ueross/the & L iC e r Rt R R Ie It A : 4 They gathered twelve hits off two Dation with a fair attack that gets good | . ) : cor. tna | Billy will ba apposed in Saturdaysl it nine Of the opposing boxmens cighth inning yesterday, the Sen- | anoionts, Rucker and Coombs of | wnet oo™ brain begins to throb | Vitching will move briskly along. 1f | ANCe 0N it's schedule this week, the | game by Joe Smith the i I II Insypitan! s filled the bases with one out. | the Brooklyns, but didn’t ga‘he"’x\.nd'yo‘u‘re Sehr el the Cub staff continues Tinker h;‘.\- H{'vsl being tomorrow afternoon at \;.\‘r and a hnl!l:\vjll |v:‘tl:El’ qyl;l\l.”\ 5 ry greeted Leonard, the Boston | enough runs to win. The Brooklyns | g a list of others come in in con- | €NOUEh power in his attack to finish Walnut Hill park, when Captain Kin- | the Siieons igeon” Connolly, the oy goq s 5 " beat them, 8 to 5, and were more | © i % 74 = = high. . Liry’'s men will ack up agai the | husky catcher the same steady et N SRt i La il o i e | templation) With the Giants it is still a matter = fast South Manchester regation. | worker as of old and with Dudack |\ oreester ; . 101 e runs, putting the Senators in | Successful in bunching hits—they | mre voy think haw soft the biz LG ioRC et S & 4 i Eatteries:Justin and Stephens; Her- e dlann eventually winning the | ade ten themselves—than the il | ¢ th1o other fellow is, of pitching. Cold weather has The game will afford the hard hitters ! compos a battery that may O A A e e, 5 to 3. Today's victory sends | Starred Giants. | Herein note a healthy tip that T am | V10ken the condition of MecGraw's an opportunity of keeping their bat- | equaled in the state hut it is doubtful o hington into first place. The Son- | Hits concentrated more compactly ine % staff, and he has so far been unable ting eyes in shape for the big game of | if they can be beat | e s have won four games in a row. | PY the Dodgers and the fact that in | po. 0 o Thoment, T beseech you, to get one winning pitcher, much ' the season, which takes place Satur- Fans Will Be There. o Silienaliag B B v s g » YL s vinni s ‘ e day afternoon i artforc en the | . geport, Me and des was a | ibattle| between south- | theithick of twol ralliesiithe] "Glantsi| i, 5iparmit this) dope) to reachiyou— | lc88) @ winning staff; “And et thoday atternoon in Hartford, when A blg crowd of fans will accompany | reated Bridgeport here yesterday, § s. The Washington portsider, | hammered into double plays were | j,& Cupnoce vou had to umpire for | SIUM is still there tor first-cl work. | anclent foes of the locals, the H. P. . | ;)2 85 B0 P biton city to cheer | oy ALk DIk oy v s B e batted harder than | the leading reasons why the Brook- |~ = °/.°0°°7 From Tesreau, Anderson, Perritt, | 8. nine will be tackled on the Trinity e, A ihee {tof 6, inia mlserably PIAYeH EAS | e g ugh batted harder than 4 | a living! s 5 - 3 Fes the boys on to victory, and the follow- | which errors figured in most of runk ), was steadler and had grand | I¥DS, Wwith two less safeties, won the o | Stroud, Benton, Palmero and Schupp | diamond T s SR e A e .nh[-‘, s R A S ort in the pinches. The score: |8ame. One alien jolt was a home | he should be able in time to get at | Interest on ¢ ing enother scalp to the already long | & 2 \““ ‘I" }(‘;‘ ;“ (,_‘w r. h. o |Trun by Stengel. It landed against Giants and Cubs. | least three men who can win. And | Buseball which for several Tiit Clilarirs o detaate siagongnnin : ‘,,‘f;r of _';"' hit Gr hington . § 6 0|the right fleld grand stand of Brush | The 1916 episode of the Giants and | later an, when the sun gets warmer, | goemed (o he on the w | abou ard. The scor o Stadium and flew back, and it was | the Cubs shows well enough the s still the lingering hope that Neotual insiitutio | , | el Ly on i 38 1081 | intellectual institution, [ = . . el Pl tteries: Ruth, Leonard and Car- | made with two men on bases. The | eternal fickieness of the dope. | Mathewson may reappear popular comeback this < SALMON DDLIVERS (’OODS 1H'_MN L paliat ; Harper and Henry. score: Before the campaign opened the | ancient. wares and do some ! jnterest which is being | ["’l 8 ‘1"'_"“\ ot maee oL S Toh) Giants were rated as ready for a | life saving. club is being repaid by a stellar brand — L A A Sweatt; Yanks Drop Another. Br°°k‘1{ynk~ . § }g 1 foofl.]ffls' f:tart- 5 They had Tfld?d‘ McGraw's Battle. of ball playing by Captain Kiniry's | Gne Inning Rally Gains Vietory for | e s c New Yor! SRIliay ¢l 3 | four Fed stars of proved merit in " ¢ 5 . e T TR e | ) 3 fo Maci. whe' 15 sapposed o | Baiteries: Rucker, Coombs and Mil- | Kaeufr, Roush, Rariden and Anderson. | "he, PTesent oo stors. Lo present gate is putting up ome of tha| Wagner's Colts—Hartford Shows, YALE ROWS ON NEW COUR :n«; frfu(é frozen in ‘t‘}?: grave of | '°Ti Falmero, Scheter 822 Dooin | They had gathered a punch of note | flumn “after having won & five pen- strongest games of any school in the . - New Haien, May 2.—The first and ennant race, dug his way out ! in their attack and the pitching was n\'n{(\' 'h‘(‘ finished last : \"5““. 1 it is the co nsus of ‘l""" EDRWEILER thetpiequl ¢ . ‘.uuml Yale crews had their first row pe! e E = Mitchell Blanks Pirates. | supposed to be much improved. On | D475 e - S i e or . he pit at Shibe park yesterday e 2 Eraism 1 Gubet cionkt This season he had long been bent ion t the nine is one of the fastest: yyptfora, May 2-—Hartford bunch- | over the new course on the Housa- noon and showed the alacrity| Cincinnatl, ~ May 2—Cincinnati| the other wing the Cubs looked to |, .o, wiping out the memory of that and most even need teams thatleq five hits, and a double, along WIth | {onie River at Derl R isplayed in the old days when ho | drove Babe Adams from the mound | be out Sissmntliybad Jost e | tailend year. He believed he had a has ever represented the school. R e by iDala andia wi | | Ban SIS RN ISRl (AT, IED DR i . ! £ U Xhibj a 8 H - A L5 s > i el ro ew e ate e afternoo in charge of the justly celebrated | In the sixth inning yesterday. T Rdontee gt X o s e R OB o e lub b a tfcoul i maica B Wit oin e A Dandy Inficld. piteh, and tallied five runs in the | from New Haven late in the afternoon scored two runs in the round and | Phillies and had been trimmed by | ° S o S and covering eight miles at a high red thousand dollar infield and FatLs warfare on the rest af the tribe. But ‘he infield as it is constituted at' fifth inning, defeating Lynn yester- | ¢ t. Just when Smiling | defeated Pittsburgh for the second | other clubs. After winning their | FEFEIE O 00 (08 0 F0 S The infield as it is constituted at 1 5 2 e ve stroke Conditions, it was stated, pant trust. Just w s : e i A and Hunter left & precent, is as brilllant a galaxy of ; day, 5 to 3. Salmon did not have ve S sE O Donovan and his minions saw | stralght game, 8 to 0. A triple by first & n SEacH SCulo) Y | 1ig gap at third, the rest of the in- zo0d control, hitting three batsmen, | \Vere ideal, and the course satisfactory, pportunity to clh{xb a bit closer | Neale and Chase's sacrifice fiy scored | dropped three in a row to the Reds | Hald fall down e '||E-|r-|- aRa e speedy younssters as N he Wu;'nnl :‘”;r‘ hvv“% « e SNl o lin every way. The men rowed four e . | and s b o . ace. | - y 2RI in any city in the state. At first base D e wi cible en o P AL o S aaihEdes an Johnson’s pennant Cornelius | one in the first. Smé'hlfh' fum":\cil geitied sl iptivaintoflactinlace Bl p e e Rt Al e Hannon is putting up @ stellar brand | the bases. The score i e f»‘l‘_\“ Athales Htcuddy: dropped’ s iwhite! ‘ele-) Chasels two bageer, Smiths wil After Which— He has tried iIn vain to plug that ¢ pagehall and his hitting has been 0L B B e b S el t on their heads and made ther | throw and Griffith’s single §;>““‘°fi Then the turn followed. Before | gap at third. McKechnie could fleld conspicuously timely throughout the | Hartford SRR Rl ERCEIa e AR e gLt hey ly submerge. Philadelphia, the |the two tallles in the sixth. Mitcheil | 5ny one knew what it was about the | well enough, but his batting was LonsplCuonsly: v th EHOULELAS i i ibiis K 5 1 |returned to New Haven after their itched 1 ball for the locals | | feast season. Kopf who is doing the guard Sraciice sed, took a fall out of the aspir- | Pitched good ba e | Cubs won seven games in a row and | practically nit, null and void, = i | Batteries Salmon and Ry f| LA L fankees finally in thelr fourth| The Reds signed Joe Connolly, out- | (1o Giants last seven I s ¢ ing at the keystone station pos: s | B i s | e ey ankees finally | the Giants lost seven in a stretch. On the Warpath, htichlonithe atylelthat haslraade ans | Schwartz SWhittakeerand Garoll: | i B 5 The score was 4 to 2. flelder, and Knetzer, pitcher of the | pefore any one could get set for the ko : R . | PENN GRIDDERS G ston Braves, today. The score: . : s i McGraw has no intention of spend- other member of the family a “big | % | ! r. h. e |Bo g 3 e & | big shock the Cubs were up giving T i | Planters Routed { Philadelpt M Candidate: s 7 T b, & S S : ing another year in last place if he leaguer” his work with the willow in| iters: Re L i hiladelphia, May 2 andidates York 1 { hattle with the leaders, with the e i g very tl .. Jim-| New London, May 2—Lawrence |for the University of Pennsylvanja delphia. . 4 8 3|Pittsburgh 0 8 4| Giants so deeply imbedded in the gog | hAS to emplay dynamite. He still has recent games being very timely. Jim-| New London, Ma aw £o e L oC Ben Sy teries: Russell and Nunamaker: | Cincinnati ] 3 6 0 that nothing Short of dynamite com | 1M8NY Of the ingredients of a fine clubh my Crowe now considered a veteran | defeated New London 2 to 0 in « jfootball team started spring practic BB Meser! : Hattarion: Adams, ‘Tacobs and|jp i s A Ceagt. | —the best outfield in the league, is putling up the fastest game of his| fast and well played game here yes- | yesterday on Franklin Field ) Pl Schmidt; Mitchell and Clarke. o Cpmany fays at €ast: | power in attack and a good catching career. Jimmy played last year at|terday. The contest was a pitchinig including ten members of last SR Imics: The entire situation had been re- | P . 2 ¢ i Riitrots ¥ Indi Win Again. S T S 3 staff. In all save an instance or so sccond hase, hut the change to the diz- | duel hetween Fuller and Reiger, the varsity and a number from the o i Phillies Halted Yersed In less than a fortnight, Show- | vor\ game has been lost by one run zy corner has improved his work fifty | honors going to Fuller, who held tho | scrub and freshmen teams reported it, May 2—The Indians won 5 > { ing what it means to offer an early 3 S : ; d : S : M , Coach Bob Folwell ter practit ke here the battlin v ctically ‘per cent. While never a hard clouter, | Planters to three hits. Reiger allowed |to Coach Bob Folwell. After practice b Tostor, My 8 A lont the Eravesl & ot orinlos se h ot il where the battling was practically per cen hile never ¢ | e ach I ) 1 ay's game 3 at is 5 & s r , CF pen o anEa el onsiderably W o s and did not pass a man. in kicking and handling the ha e d S e I e Gl pheal fus. o bnillicaty s || Aolioninionfen gwha © TOHOW. | even all the way. The Giant leader Crowe has picked up considerably with | five hits and d ¥ kick 1 handling the ball th they scored two tuns. dG:mlfi“ SAS e L e e For the Future. | #till believes he will get good pitch- the willow this season and many of his | two runs for Lawrence came in the | squad took a quarter of a mile run S UEUEn eriyee s o timely two | first victory over the pennant winners | _AS to What the Cubs and Glants in- { ing when warmer weather comes ta hits have heen for extra hase trips.|minth inning when Howard singled | around the track e o N i iov® | this year. Rudolph had the . heavy | tend to @o In the future we are frank | stay. It he does he has the run- e “"‘[‘”‘A f“fflr"rinf 'hegfiv;’ hitters swinging wildly, while thoe | t0 say that we don't knaw. The | making qualities in his club to hold = — = = & .rlfl Prvvre i layed h&ore rain | Braves pounded Mayer's curves in | (hange came from this The Cubs | his own. But this part of it can't be | e Rtshe credoley | timely fashion. With the sacks | Pe8an to get fine pitching from Mec- | determined until the staff has had a | ened. e score: Connell, Hendrix, Vaughn and Laven- { good chance to get in shape, | crowded in the first inning and none i and Stanage. HARVARD IN HENLEY. Send Both First and Second ws to Regatta at Philadelphia. bridge, Mass., May 2.—Harvard e represented at the American v regatta at Philadelphla May both the first and second crews, aches announced yesterday. N. rling of Worcester has been se- as the Crimson’s representative sculling event, lor, who has been out for a week an injured hand, resumed his n the first boat yesterday, Cul- his substitute, dropping to the crew. S GTRL: CAN THROW SOME. ison, Wi May 2—Miss Gladys r of Oak Park, Ill, a co-ed at niversity of Wisconsin, yester- rew a baseball 217 feet 6 inches ssing the Intercollegiate record e event by fourteen feet six The former record was held [Vassar co-ed. 'SMOKE XMOOR ILD, PLEASANT 5¢c CIGAR out defensive play held Moran's men to one run. Luderus juggled a throw in the local's half and Mayer walked three men, forcing Maranville to score. The Rabbit doubled in the second and came home on Evers' sin- gle. Four solid singles during tne | fifth finished the visitors, who | grabbed their final tally on a double | and two put outs. Manager Moran and Catcher Burns were banished from the grounds by Rigler because they questioned his judgment too closely. The score: r. hile Philadelphia .ot Uit af Boston Lapaaain it Batteries: Mayer, Rixey and Burns and Adams; Rudolph and Gowdy. MAY CLOSE PARK Fraction Troubles Cause Barney (o Worry—If Pirates Continue to Play As in Past Fans Should Worry. Pittsburgh, May 2—The street car strike is threatening baseball very seriously here. President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pirates announced last night that unless there is a set- tlement of the strike by tomorrow night he would not open the game at Forbes Field on Wednesday, when the Cubs are scheduled to appear here. He sald the first three games at least would be postponed, and if the jitney bus service is in good shape by Saturday they might play the fourth, otherwise they would not. P SANDL Malt beverages above the average in - quality--never above the average in price. Beverages you Can Afford to Enjoy. A nickel at your favorite tap. The Hubert Fischer Brewery, Brewers at Hartford Ct. RS GERS ATIONAL LEAGU! Results Yester . Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 0. Brooklyn 8, New York 5. Boston 5, Philadelphia 2. ¥ Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Boston St. Louls . Cincinnati Pittsburg New York Games Today. Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at Cincinnaii St. Louis at Chicago LEAGUE. EASTER Results Yesterday. Hartford 5, Lynn 3. Lawrence 2, New Londod 0. Springfield 2, Worcester 0. Portland . Bridgeport 6. Standing of the Clubs. WL e C Portland 2 1 6 Lowell 2 1 Lawrence 2 1 Tynneses: 1 1 New London 1 1 Bridgeport 2 2 Springfield Al 1 Hartford 1 L New Haven 1 2 Worcester 0 2 Games Today. | Lowell at New Haven. | Lawrence at New London. Lynn at Hartford. Worcester at Springfield PENN SHY TWO OY ITS STARS. | e | Lockwood is Still in Dangerous Con- | dition—I~ennon Doubtful. Philadelphia, May wood, one of the team of Pennsyl- van world’'s record one mile reiny team last year, will not be able to run for the Red and Blue th | While the Quaker one mile relay te m - 5 JOMN BOYLE LRISTOL COMPANY—1L. C. THOMPSON HIANIDWARE COMPANY, BRI: PLAINVILLI— TC s being forced to take defeat the hands of Harvard and Princeton | on Saturday because of the absence of hoth him and Lennon from the | team Loockwood was operated upon at t hospital for an | acute attack appendicitis. He hus ted quietly since the operation, but condition is still precarious. Lennon, the other member of the | team, pulled a tendon in Friday’'s race. It is hoped he will be in shape i by Saturday for the Dartmouth meet. | under | asking for fifteen | powers that be in the National League, | I eligible 1i Baseball News In a Nutshell AMERICAN LEAGUE Results Yesterda, Philadelphia 4, New Yor! Cleveland 2, Detroit 0. Washington 5, Roston St. Louis-Chicago, rain Standing of the Clubs. W (el Washington .. 600 Boston Detroit 9 7 Cleveland 9 7 New York o U 6 Chicago . 9 9 St. Louis . . i 5 0 Philadelphia . Al Games Today. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Washington. Cleveland at Detroit. Chicago at St. Louis. JACOBSON IS SENT BACK TO MINORS | TLocal Boy Will Cavort In Pastime For | Tommy Icach’s Team Under Optional Agrcement. ew York, May resolution -A { grace to get | limit | the day down having to been the twenty-one man discountenanced by John McGraw yesterday hastened to | pare his roster of Giant actives. He opened the day handling Merwin Jacobson, outficlder, his release to the by Rochester Internationals. John then | proceeded to put IHans Lobert, Lew Wendell and Ferdie Schupp on the in- The payroll will be cut some more, as it is understood that McGraw vy terday sent out a request for waivers on Bill McKenchnie. Bill masse the bench yesterday. He was pr much on the anxious list, as he has heen given probably his last \ce to stay in the big show. Bill is good cnough as a fielder, but his hitting prowess has set at naught the efforts of some of our leading mathemat They can’t dope out a battin average for him. Jacobson's getting out of the tlonal League excited some surprise. Tt was understood that Jimmy Calla- han would pounce on the lanky Swede a soon g walvers were called acobson got his walking papers carly enough for him to pack up and meet Tommy Leach and his Roch- ester outfit at Newark. Jacobson goos an optional agreement. 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