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

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1916. Pioneers Win 1916 Season Openez -=-St. Joseph’s Club Plan Big Athletic Meet---H. H. P. §. Too Good or Local High---Indians Continue to Annex Victories---Zbyszko Trains Hard for Bout---Other Sports B.H. 5. FAILSTO | ONQUER 01D RlVAl fain Kiniry's Team Bested by Hartford, Score 6-4 | e Hartford High school baseball downed their old rivals, gin High school, in a fast game rinity field, Saturday afternoon, 6 New ! hroughout the contest, Hartford's work was evidenced and their | its came at opportune times, scor- one or more runs. tside of Joe Smith, much of the it of the win is due to Santoro, “demon of the willow” and the k Baker of the team. Santoro Dudack four times and secured hits, each figuring in Hartford's ng, including two doubles, a triple a single. In the fleld Santoro ac- d four hard chances without an , his average for the day in bat- and fielding being 1,000. pbn Man Joe Smith twirled a star allowing New Britain nine scat- hits, fanning nine men and hold- he Hardware City boys scoreless ix innings. Iy Dudack, who proved the down- was in fine form for New Brit- with the exception of his three innings. irteen Hartford men were retired strike-out route via Dudack, n, and Captain Kiniry divided honors, securing two hits apiece. e Smith started the game by fan- Kiniry and likewise Kopf. Du- ended the inning grounding out, | y to Dragat. Hartford fared bet- | In their half of the inning, scor- bne run. Goetz struck out and grounded out. Track struck out Byett dropped the ball and Tracy | safe at first. Santoro came with | prching double to left center and | y, scored lither side scored again till the! fh when Hartford again sent a er around the circuit. Santoro d and ored when Kiniry's er- Daley’s sharp groundlet. The jnning Hartford pushed over more. ith was safe on an infleld single as advanced to second on Goetz's ice. E. Fay singled to left and | h took third. y stole second ! Pracy walked. With three on, nighty Santoro smashed out a ic double to left center, scoring , Tracy and Fay. ) the seventh New Britain secured first brace of runs. Bannon Pd and took second on Hannon's ice. Crowe singled to left ad- g Bannon to third. Sullivan but at first, Goetz to Dragat, and on scored. Barton singled to left g Sullivan. the eighth New Britain scored en. Dudack hit to left. L. Fay ped Byett's fly and Dudack went ird. Hannon singled to left, hg Dudack. Hannon was out g, Byett scoring on the play. r. h. 000000220—4 9 9 10013010x—6 6 4 and Deegan; Du- e e Britain H. 8. teries—Smith’ and Byett. N. B. MACHIN b New Britain Machine baseball opened the baseball season last day afternoon, with a decisive over the Fafnir Ball Bearing The game was a one-sided af- he score being 13 to 6. Batter- r the winners, Chalmers, Voight, oonan, for the losers, Schydler, by and Burns. THE HOME OF HART BCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES ACKPOLE-MOORE- RYON GOMPANY 5 Asylum Street AT TRUMBULL, HALTRORD. | Chicago | running under Baseball News In a Nutshell ( AMERICAN LE. Yesterday's Results, Detroit 2, St. Louis 1. Cleveland 5, Chicago GUE, Standing of the Clubs, Won Lost Newark 1 Providence 6 : Richmand Paltimore Montreal Ruffalo | Rochester | Toronto Standing of the Clubs, Won 14 11 10 10 10 10 Cleveland ‘Washington New York fyetroltisinte Boston Games at Newark. at Providence. 1t Baltimore at Richmond. Today. Montreal Toronto Ruffalo Rochester St. Louis Philadelphia Games Today. New York at Bostan. Washington at Philadelphia. RESULTS. Eastern League. Lawrence §, Hartford 1. Portland 4, Springfield 3. Lynn 7, New Haven 4 New London 2, Lowell 1. Bridgeport 3, Worcester [ nings. NATIONAL LEAGUE, Yesterday’s Results, Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 0. St. Louis 1, Cincinnati 0. Won 9 9 10 8 abil 10 Lost baile Brooklyn F=—= Boston Chicaga Fhiladelphio Cincinnati St. Louis . Pittsburgh New York National Leaguc. Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 2—11 rings in- L York 6 Cincinnati Louis Chica . Pittsburgh 1. New . St American League, Cleveland 4, Chicago 1. Philadelphia 3, Washington 1. New York 5, Boston 4. Detroit-St. Louis—Rain. Today Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Brogkl Pittsburgh at Chicagbo. EASTER! GUE. International League. Newark 6, Montreal 3. Rochester Richmond 1. Baltimore 6, Buffalo 3. Providence 8, Toronto 7. Yesterday's Results. games postponed—Rain. Standing of the Clubs, Lost All New London Lawrence Portland Lowell Kridgeport Lynn Springfield New Haven Hartford Worcester College Results, Trinity Tech innings. Virginia 13, Yale 1. Harvard 3, Penn Lehigh 6, Penn State 4 Cornell 1, Princeton 0. Dartmouth 6, Vermont 1. Colby 14, Bowdoin 2 St. Anselms 2, Boston College 0. Worcester Academy 2, Harvard Freshmen 0. Tufts 10, Cathalic University Andover 3, Princeton Freshmen 1. Bates 2, Maine 1, Brown Holy Cross 0. . R. 1. State 4, New State 3. Navy 6, Bucknell 1. Columbia 2, Wesleyan 1. Army 15, Georgetown 6. Mass. A. C. 10, Amherst 2. Ursinus 4, Lafayette Johns Hopkins 9, Swarthmore Williams 9, Union 6. INDIANS GAINING Fohllites Land On Faber in Warcester D T e 10 10 Games Today. Lowell at Hartford. Worcester at New Haven. Portland at New London, Lynn at Bridgepart. Lawrence at Springfield. S INTERNATIONAL, LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results, Buffalo 12, Baltimore 8—11 nings. Newark-Montreal—Rain. Providence-Toronto—Rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Ames and Toney Have Great Pitchers’ 3. Eighth Battle in Mound City—Home Run Inning and Cop Game—Cobb Fails Gains Victory. to Hit Ball. St. Louis, Mo., May defeated Cincinnati, 1 pitchers’ duel between Ames and Toney here yesterday. Toney al- lowed only two hits, but they came together and produced the run that lost him the game, Ames also was in great form, granting only four hits. He was in danger. but once, in the third, when Killifer reached third on Betzel's wild throw over first base. Chase next up, however, was forced to pop fo Miller for the third out. After this the visitors could not get a man past first. St. Louis won in the fourth inning when Long singled and scored on Miller’s double. Beck was injured in the second canto when Herzog, trying to steal third, slid inta the bag. The score: 8.—St. to 0, in Louis Chicago, May —Cleveland made it | four straight from Chicago yvesterday The Indians from behind won game of the b5 to 2. Urban Faber, who haq ing ball, eighth inning. Roth, who batted for Coumbe, singled. Ganey also singled and scored O'Neill with the tieing run. Turner | home with the run which put visitors ahead on his safe drive. liams then replaced Faber and Spe: er tripled to right, clinching the con- test. The visitors made one run in the seventh on single and Ganail's triple. The locals hit Coumbe fre- quently, but were unable to bunch their drives. The score: came the final airtight weakened in He walked O'Neill the the a r. h. e 000000000—0 4 1 £t. Louis 00010000%*—1 2 1 Batteries—Toney, Schneider and Wingo; Ames and Snyder. Carey's Homer Is Enough. Chicago, May 8.—Kantlehner held the Cubs to three hits yesterday and the Pirates shutout Chicago, 1 to 0. In the faurth inning Carey hit a home run over the ght fleld wall. The game was marked by beautiful fielding on the part of the Cubs. The score: Cincinnati 000000050—5 7 001010000—2 12 1 Mitchell and and Schalk. Cleveland [ Chicago Batteries—Coumbe, O'Neill; Faber, Williams to Get a Hit. Detroit May 8.—Detroit ored a 2 to 1 victory over the Browr in the final game of the series yester day, notwithstanding the fact Weilman, the Tigers' jinx, was on the mound for the visitors. Neither Sis- ler nor Cobb was able to register a hit. Pittsburgh 000100000—1 The score Chicago % 000000000—0 Batter c‘»—l\ ntlehmer and son; Lavender and Allen h. 000001000— 10000100 Veilman and and Stanage. St. Louis .. Detroit . . Batterie: Coveleskie HATCH AGAI St. Louis, Mo., Maj Severoid; A WINNER. 6—Sidney Hatch the colors of the Illi- nois Athletic club, Chicago, Saturday won the annual Marathon of the Mis- souri Athletic association for the sev- enth time. His time was 3: 15. The distance was twenty-five mile: ‘STH('HER WINS ANOTHER. Chicago, May 8—TUsing his favorite ors and wrist lock, Joe Stecher, last night disposed of Wil- Dementral in straight falls, the in 6:42 an dthe second in 2:52 SMOKE OXMOOR A MILD, TED DOES THINGS. Penn Track Captain Captures First in Three Events. Philadelphia, May edith, the Olympic the of the meet 8.—"Ted" champion, was star Pennsylvani track which was won Athletes 631% to dith took three 100 yards dash in 220 yards dash in the 440 in 49 5 seconds. Darthmouth was the winner four events, Pudith upturning hammer throw, Worthington captur- ing the broad jump, Spears the shot put and Trenholm, the 20 yards; hurdle event. here Saturday, by the Philadelphia 31 points. Mere- firsts, running the 10 1-5 seconds, the conds, and body month liam tirst PLEASAN : CIGAR 6—11 | Hampshire | and | series by | been pitch- | and | sent Roth | Wil- | that | Mer-, a-Dart- | in | the ! | Y The mean- E | which | | international jamboree, | West and West vs bring j ing st vs. is naw under way, more interesting possibilities t for | of East league, in the intersectional -cross shifting the any several years In this troops and trains | | ! i | wagon i goes west | | | in the West National while the comes East American And hy vasion is the first Lalldom, the time the doubla in- over we.may be able to get paint line on Whi's Who in or Who Will Be For Example— These next two or three weeks will | show many ‘things. In the Ameri- can league we will see how Washing- | ton, successful in the East, can stand up under the hammering of Detroit, Chicaga, Cleveland and"St. Louis. | And we shall also see just how | seripus this Cleveland rally is e Mr. Fohl and his pet Indians n rip | wlong through Boston, New York and Washington they have out West the Cleveland revival will be com- plete. And vet, when vou think it cover, the uplift now in vogue in | Washington and Cleveland isn't much | & mystery after all. Washington h a great right hander in Johnson and o great left hander in Harper. There | is the jump in two games out of any four, Cleveland has in Morton, Klepfer, Coumbe, Mitchell and others a first staff. Washington and Cleveland have drawn the hest pitch- ing in the league—and the rest of it i¢ a cinch. class No Hurry. The two clubs supposed to | away in a hurry, Detroit and Chic bave had their troubles, trials tribulations, but this FEastern will give good line on rength. Perhaps they out on the riad. won't. Which is haseball prediction. But they are not likely to discover | any peculiarly soft spots around | Washington, Bostan and New York The Giant Dream of a Revival. However the other clubs may look at it, the Giants are viewing their Western jaunt with feelings akin to | supreme joy. They have gotten so “k of the other three Fastern clube 1hat they can't even bear to look at the standing of .the clubs. On this trip McGraw will show the West plenty of hard hitting, but whether or not he can show it any- thing like good pitching is another matter There is a chance that against new contenders the Giants ay finally hit their better stride and get zoing acain. They have prac- tically exhausted all the known wavs te lose a hall game and perhaps thev will start winning for a spell. But we advise no =entle reader wazer his all upon this possibility. Far from it. Tf they et the pitching ves. But sefting the pitching somethi again Phillics This W get go, and Jaunt their will swing tazether And perha they fair enough as a to & eclse Dodgers and stern trip will s the first full test of the airength shown by the Phillies, Dodeers and Braves. They have heen picked all along as the three est clubs In the league | records have upheld the dope how much of this actual and how much is due to Giant weak- | ness is vet to be tested Braves, Dodgers and all picked up four or | from the Giants and have Feen enabled to get av speed. There is nothing like A soft mark to art with, Fastern trio have overlo bets in this respect. But there will come a when they meet the four Waestern clubs, who will be barricaded at | home with machine guns trained on the advancing foe. The Western Test allings and Robinson are slated to win. that these clubs will If the West is to check there will be no time like the present. Later on it late. For if the Tasterners can more cwn in the enemy's country, what chance is there to head them off in June after they return for a long siege in the vicinity of home cooking. Not enough to rave about. The West hasn't won League pennant since the Cubs | triumphed six years & Since that time Giants, Braves and Phillies have gathered in all the glory But all | four Western clubs have been bol- | stered up this seasan and one of them may come through with punch strong enough to give the stern- ers aharder fight than the outstand- ing dope now sugsi | i Whatever happens the West, it will he a great what they have suffered along lantic seahoord. And if they a few wins under their belts a change may yet come over the spirit of their fading dreams In the American Leagus shift lastern clubs will have their nd feet full facing in a row cage, Detroit, Cleveland and Louis. There was a time when l Cleveland's arrival was the signal for Braves. inher tron Their But Phillies victories | therehy at top having and the ed fow have maore v fairer test Moran helieve they main dope finish 1-2-3 their rush all The | may be too three leading than hold their a National RO, to the Giants in relief to the At- can get the hands Chi St | supposed { baseball team | fifth inning when the fir | the strength | ,are growing in favor, | Bindery Grantlond Rice but that day ap- loud, rousing cheers, rarently has 3 race this outranking closeness. kmen, one onian circuit has and the inter The American season gives the National Leaving aside club in the John iittle on the other has greatly incre: d since the three to be the c —Detroit, Boston and Chicaga, have had a tough .time keeping their heads on [ their #houlders league promise of in general the PIONEERS START 1916 SEASON RiGHT Larkspurs ol Hart Yord Handed 2 | Beating-Local Team Looks Good The season of 1916 of the Pioneer opened up auspiciously at the Ellis eet of Hart- to 2 de- innings (he up afternoon when the Larkspurs to a 9 five esterday diamond, ford were sent feat. For the first games was close and excitin with the boys from the Capitol City ing by a margin of one tally in the first stanza. In the fou Hartford bovs scored one more began to look rather dubious: While the hope of the local fan ceived some encouragement in tally was re for the “lucky fireworks. In cured eight a home run down lead- enred h and it 5 re- remained produce the this inning the locals s runs through fine hittin with “two on" by Blanchard featur- ing. Descola was driven from the mound in this inning being succecded Dravton who was also touched up frequently. The work of the Pioneers was high- Iy satisfactory to the followers of the team. Fine batting by G and Kahms., new men with the Pioneer if continued, will make a valnahle a quisition to the team. Rlanchard wi was on the mound pitched me allowing the visitors hits, The score corded, it sixth” to hy weh heady but three h P 00001800x—9 100100000 ] T. Blanchard and Noon- Drayton and Brayvne, e Pirneers 3 Larkspurs 5 Patteries— an: Descola, WITH THE BOWLERS Southington Pin Men Will Close Tocal | Season Tuesday Evening—Adkins League Finished. The final for the New | ter City the Aetna when ment home game of the season the In- staged Britain team in Rowling league, will he Alleys tomorrow cve- Southington will the The locals will strive hard to clean up entire three strings. The team has other games scheduled on Hartford and Meriden allevs, and necessary for them to cop off at t half of the matches to get with- in the money standing in the leagzue. Ladies’ night will be held as usual Wednesday evening. These games and are also de. veloping some fine howlers among {he fair sex On Friday evening the Adkins bowl- ers will line up against the Union Mfg. five winners of the Factory league pennant Tho season for the has come to 1ose, being on Adkins league the statistic 1s follows W 3 10 s for the season P.L Press Room Composing Office High High High High .14 Clancy, Clancy Bindery, RBindery, Averages. single, three string, team string, team total, Individual Clancy O'Connell Bengston nberg Plude Crean Rockwell Shepard Holfelder Paoness: Middleton Pape 93 SS 88 208 86 RACK M Trinity 723, Mz A. C 63, Colgate Wesleyan Princetc e 66 Cornell Harvard Pennsylvania 6314, Dartmouth Williams 721, Amhe Tufts 64, R. 1. State Worcester P. 1. 68, Colby Exeter 63, Harv New Hampshire Yale Freshmen Freshmen 47 1-6 Rutgers Swarthmore Michigan 76, Notre Dame Navy 58, Lafayette 46 Sy e 81, Pittsburgh 45. COLLEGE 54 49. the | STAR WRF U[m MMC;« ouzh Oppo- Schmidt Should Make nent For Champion Zbyszko—Local ’olish mat at Zbyszko, the eps on the When W champion wr Turner hall tomorrow bo called upon to that in him in adek | Poles Evince Much Interest In Bout. estle in evening, delive the wry the bes is stling line, ST, JOES PLAN . aind for the | Hane hmic who has been of Thin months, 121 top of the 1 reaching ip gonl Anticipating a zko left immediate Masked Mar - cvening Tsland, to f bout re 1 char oxce the nearing terminates 1 win over pion 1lent past account few is fas the ader which championsl hard hattle after his bout vel in Waterbury for his home in himself for the ity Zhy this city among his well on the s with last F Lor comin the in hes in frienc ko in his previens ma made hundreds of fellow-countrymen, with the “rand by him, and packed housa were pleased wrestling disy cations point morrow evening The match will mean the pryin of the wrestling game lid in for | the management intends to B .F. Roller here within a fow | There has been a heavy | tickets from out of town, | Hartford and Bristol coming !large numbers to witness the Two fast preliminaries will the star mill. aved to a bring Dr. weeks. here houts | | LAYTO? CHAMPION. Detroit, May John Layton Sed Mo., irday night world's championship t billinrds from Emmett of Detroit The final score wa Layton 405, Rlankenship 340 match was plaved in three of 150 points when the game started Rlankenship 283 points to w The res the final night Blankenship 173 Layton 150 h runs, Blankenshi 42, Layton lia, won nit was Hi 29 VASSAR BECORD MY N Poughkeepsie, May S breaking of one record for dash. marked the annual Vassar College Saturda Conant of Bo set he 12.4 sefon » record w flat. he \ s F. James The net 1916 2 1917 100- var ficld dav at Edith mark of 13 second 1904 were 18, points on new since te points: 1 third. 26 points. 41 1019 16 ms secor PIR A" The Pirates | Hart's field yesterda the Outir {3 the leag game wa all The | winnir in | and opencd their season ot s by defeating Hartford City 1 the ngle ue times run exciting ttes made the nintl he on a score h 10 0 0 Out Pirates 12 Batteries: For Pirates, Schmidt Mack: for ' rhan | O'Connor. THIS 1S SOME TEAM Colonial A. C this city double vietery yesterday defeating the North 6, and winn over | score 9 to first game Warden who struck out 19 men hatteries the Colonials Show Warden The Colonials wish to any team in the city aver- Ad challenges Butler 61 Tr "he of won Nl Tt the Albert Th Street the feeat pitching b 9 he e of was the of werc end | challenge | eging 16 1o Manag street, 'T < drs Ames ont hone No NEW BOWLING RECORD, Ma tournament was play he National and Candle Co s | night, the pin team Lynn the sing made at t Du for of Pin Chauncey of e Saturday Men duc rolling 1,586. Iive Boston this who of indi- to- off this city, if the bout turns out satisfactorily, of the pocket nkenship The blocks | night's needed on Miss f with “Bull” i trials will do it—and you'll get ATHLETIC MEET istling Organization Will Stag Big Alfair on Memorial Day society of Bt completed ten- field day May the for a to he which most suces given is en- park tative plans held on Memorial Day 30 promises to be one of of it The securc kind ever nittee Berlin irs city to cessful in this deavoring for the meet The orga ly forging in 1 in best athletes Kilduff the Boys' Vincent Kiernan the cinder abouts, ¥ com the ch is is whi front zation the its so rapid- fortunute ranks some of the the city, such as 13d. club all-round star, as speedy a boy on path as can be found here- Kiernan, a fine distance innon the High school star, of Postmaster W. one great ambition heat the records of and other old-time confident that he seasons num- the mi to ving in runner, } “Ned Del: ney, son whos hiev hefor mar There are a a eball p in atrick Ji hliffe and irded for to ¢ have passe ber fine ociety, the Noonan, Hin of vers boys others the meet are ub member h ash, 220 yards da ile run, half mile open tc field rd one in parochial relay r silver for second the reclay a large will be charged the exception of All information proposed affair be obtained 105 Bassett qua mile dash, run the 100 yards ile hools, run 220 1ash half ru va pupil lash will be for vards Pr cups and to be first third An wwarded for cup for the f per. and from street fee with school to the inks may Kiernan, entr event ochial taining entry DEPALMA NOT Indianapolis, May 6.—The com plete entry list for the 300-mile racs which is to be run on the Indianapolis yeedway on May 30, was an 1 today. 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