New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1916, Page 9

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1916. __ MATTY WILLING l'l‘l;inl\'s It \\'o;;nu—n:;rcs ng Occu- { o - . . /2 — | gl Virdinia Soil and = pation to Build Up fidently expected that the deal taking A normal spine happiness. | Mathewson, McKechnie and Roush to PR @ | the Reds for Herzog and Killifer will A good backbone will let wine alone. H | tc consummated in Cincinnati today o o | when Garry Herrmann is to lay the A strong back, hard work, long life. # | 1natter before the Cincinnati directors. v 3 | Herrmann wants Matty, and sa, it is A man with a bum back is a back number. 4 H id, do the Fleischmanns, and that PRFa is Delieved to be enough to put it Late hours and wine are not good for the spine. R j | through. e Of course, all this is with the ap- Strong back, stout limbs and clean mind and strong | proval of Matty. His wishes have i N | bcen consulted in the matter, and he P B | has no objection to going to Cincin- | pati, provided the salary offered | satisfactory s | “The loss of Herzog to the Reds fl | would be hard to make up,” said the Bl | ramous pitcher today, “and managing ! # | has its worries and big Tesponsibili- | ties; but anything that would permit | 1nc to stay in bascball interests me, L L § for T am too much attached to it to | want to get out. Then again, trying g to build up a ball team, gettifz the e, P men and seeing them develop into a T gt S S ph] SOt R S |00 team as they expand and acquirs ' ' N they can’t be duplicated anywhere else on ear cam worl res xceedingly Y & , made or an old man. | interesting” occupation " and. - ons® 1 i : B8R earth! And “Bull” Dutham — made of the R @ | should like to try.” in X 0 it 2 i Diet: TIf you keep your back straight you can eat your fill of Matty knows that he is through as SEREA PR ; ; choicest golden tobacco leaf grown in the what you will. | a pitcher, and so does the club, and ot B | while McGraw, the only manager he i 3 O ¢ B Virginia-Carolina section—has never been and ‘Who has gr wealth and poor health has nothing. Who has - has ever had, and his friend for vears, i 5 a good backbone has a fortune. ntertains a strang sentimental dis- g 3 2 X b d 1 d 2 b S H | iike to sceing the veteran go, he is N P ; cant be duplicated as a cigarette tobacco. Keep your spine in line, work hard, dine, go to bed at nine, rise | #lad that his once great pitcher is early, feel fine, and live to be ninety-nine. | finding such a conspicuous berth and S taking a step upward in the baseball RGO ; iyt 3 GEN UlNE | [ | b “HOW'S YOURS !” LET ME LOOK IT OVER lucin “hie otheri Dlayers all feel the same way. They hate to sce Matty s % g L b4 e | 80, but are delightful that he is doing A Beay : : sc well and will continue active con- i/ ? ‘ w van Alst ne C nection with the game, LY it i ) ° ° 9 . o | BRI o 3% | NATIONAL LEAGUE .V ) SMOKING TOBACCO Hours 9-12—: ’Phone 1732. The Barnes, 131 Main St. Evenings til 8 o’clock. | Robins and Cubs Go seventeen In- Directors Mcet Today. 5 : 4 A o . e — St. Louis, Mo., July 17.—It is con- : g Vll‘glmd SuIlShlne/ A good backbone; the strongest defense against dis- ease. He who owes nothing is rich, and he who has health is young. A normal spine is not a thing of beauty, but a forever. Death has a good grip on you when your bones pinch your nerves. Learn”to “roll your own” with “Bull” Dur- e i First Game From Giants; | : ham. Not only is that the one way to get a g’%fig e aive Soya so dR racing iStamps A sk forithem Chicago, July 17.—Some 15,000 et ) cigarette made in your own way to your own 5 | baseball fans wk travelled 3 N . . . . . . . . SPEG l AL cfiMlN ATEQN i o o e & ; ; individual liking, but it is also the smart thing to - ¢ | terday afternoon were treas E AR 3 F : SR do—the snappy, classy, manly fad that stamps J B, N ’/'I/ € . . MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY _ | when tne Rovins ana Cabs met in tho e | orBAT a smoker as a connoisseur. And the satisfac- 1Ba A&P F]Oul‘ S AT % econd U(ll(]f}» of (?‘l(\ s es. The G = o e i) 11b El Ryad Coffee i s e e e / ' les® W tion you get from a fresh-rolled “Bull” Durham ore was a tle, 7 to 7, darkness TipkiPotatoes) I H 0T . Bl | rinsins an end to the nostlities. ' 7 o= cigarette 1s positively unrivalled. h nings to a Tie—Cards Win Their | Brooklyn 0110002003000000—7 18 L v Q Bl | Chicago .0000001033000000—7 14 2 { ¢ 8 Co An illustrated Booklet, showing correct way to 40 R. G. Stamps Free : atteries—Marquard, Pfeffer, Chen- bl Al e et R “Roll Your Own” Cigarettes, and a package of ¥ y m. {ev, Smith, Coombs and Meyers; Special Cut Prices for Week of July 17 to July 22, Inclusive Prendergast, Hendrix, Vaughn, Seat: : ¢ P : _ cigarette papers, will both be mailed, free, to B | on and.Clemons and Archer. \ B\ any address in United States on request. Address “Bull” Durham, PINK & At Kasi Cards Win e o Durham, N. C. can C . , July 17.—One slip on a s THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPAN ALASKA Bl | vaseball from the palm of Davy Rob- — — i< | ertson and a frantic heave by Larry ; Doyle in the same inning cost the [ have been named a committec on ar- J W& | Giants a game here yesterday after- | rangements. Tho committee will GULD DUST| pkg 1 7c ’ Gflmflhfl" s UU[]S, Gan c g fnmm. meet this week to discuss the m:\ltcr‘; The Cardinals scored three runs in | which is an event the medical fra- that hectic round and made them |ternity greatly enjoy. Tontotton FLAKES rke 8l oiiss it ™ o i the Cards on the long end—for the first time in seven starts against the WHOLE B | Giants. Athletic Authorities Refuse to Say s > H C H E E S E lb 19 C Luscore = e.| ™Mhat Columbia Coach Will Go to MILK 5 New York 001001000—2 4 2 i Ithaca, St. Louis ....... 03000000x—3 8§ 2 Lhs 17.—Cornell | Double y it Batteries—Schauer, Schupp, Ander- Ithaca, N. Y., July ¢ FLY PAPER 3 50 BAKER S GOGUA GAN 180 g | son and Rariden; Meadows and Gon- | athletic authoritics refused to com- Ye oy S Sheets B | zale ment yesterday on the report that if ES o —— Columbia drops rowing James Rice, gb%EEWéo’:)N_’[f‘fY it 3 i Braves Win Second. the coach of the New York eight, H 10 Stamps Free With Any' of the Following 10 e Cincinnati, July 17—Boston took | would be appointed rowing mentor at FOR THE REST ————— Groceries Ml | the second game of the series from | Cornell. It is known that the Ttha- | OF THE SUMMER 1 can Sultana Spice 1 can A&P Chioride of Lime 10c @8 | Cincinnati here vesterday, 4 to 1 cans have so r":n‘ n_rl)lt td](‘h'rnli:\.pd ITU Do mER e ARD Toe Cacs o 1 can A&P Lye <...... 10c @8 | Frrors were responsible for all the | upon the man who wi ake active X ks AL EdlceiGream Bowe 1 :,,\.' e TS e | runs except one. Barnes pitched good | charge of the crews here. S0 MUCH 1 bot Royal Polish . A 10¢ ball, and would have shut out the lo- Courtney’s cantract cxpires next 2 bottles ALP Vinegar each 10c f@¥ | cal team had it not been for Smith’s | fall. He will not consent to become error. Cincinnati used four pitche active coach again, but it was stated | and sent in three pinch hitters, each | tcday by Charles E. Theman, the o | of whom popped to Maranville. rowing adviser, that he had agreed F[ee Free [}"y t The score: to serve Cornell in an advisory ca- | : ; D . 3 r. h. e. | pacity for an indefinite term, which | []elwe” 4 \ > []EIIVBW BB o=ton S S SN0 081110, 0,0.0 =t means probably as long as he lives. ? Al | Cincinnati ..... 000000100—1 5 The name of the active coach may be ’ g 2 > 8 A M ft | Batteies—Barnes and Gowdy; Mos- | ynnounced this summer Un A SN I ' ley, Bluejacket, Schneider and Pending receipt of information g Wilnecs from Morton G. Bogue of Columbia, 50c Worth . ) 2P M : CER Gt i e e s American Teague. nouncement of Cornell’s plans should or OVEf Pnfinfi ]35 | Cleveland, July 17.—Bunching sev- | Columbia leave the regatta, or sta | en of their ten hits in three innings, [ whether they will attempt to | Washington defeated Cleveland here | maintaining the Poughkeeps vesterday by a score of 4 to 2. gatta along the lines of an Ameri Singles by Williams and Jamieson, | Hlenley. A plan, including shorter a double steal on which Williams | 1va races, also freshman and scored and MecBride’s triple tallied | junior races and possibly single sculls two in the second. Shank’s double | znq pair-oared events in a regatta, | after Williams had singled registered | covering more than one day and par another in the fourth, while h ticipated in by many more colleges Shanks and Jamieson brought Was than at present, is favored by a num- ington's final score in the eighth. ber of influential men in Cornell Cleveland counted in the first circles. Wambsganss' single, Speaker's gle and Roth’s s: ice fly, and in the fifth on Daly’s triple SALL A GIANT. veleskie's single. T The score: Deal Closed and Pitcher May Report Today. 7 77 L o e umehr aagsae 7 17/, i % e Cleveland 100010000 9 0 i o for hot weather by getting e O 51 St. Louis, July 17.—Harry Sallee 3 e es— Coveleskie and Daly; | Was sold vesterday to New York for Jenralan ol We kiarofione i Patterles morelehl a cash consideration. Neither Presi- e i 5 dent S, P. Britton of the St. Louis = CAC G >, lub nor Manager McGraw of New N > YACHTING TRIP. @ « ERbA Toremen’s club | YOrk would state the amount involved, hopanchorfBrand e e but it is understood that the St. Louis A 7 of North & Judd enjoved its annual [ DAL It Is undorstocd G nn outlne yestorday awhich toQk At ol eI e e s T T o oo e Rt b, . of & trip down the Conmecticut “ioni . -l ony o acerued since he re- the vacht Bohemia, leaving Hartford [ oot % 2 his farm at Higginsport, EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL ati8 olelock in the morning & BLOD)Io1iio ! Tro mew owmersalsa aeraed o as made at Haddam where a shore , 9 sErecd 77-719 CHURCH STREET was made at Haddam where & o Ote | pay the $100 fino assessed ngainst for every mneed. Sallee for his desertion, went tolSaybrookiand returned shome [Bs ot caniont was made st — ~ - - - - B metmllng, e pre ;f‘t;‘““:‘f“ whether Sallee had signed a new T poth forsmengand membereiofthiefot i Eion tract ¥ or it newlovhoral hiad o PERFECTLY PASTEUR. |D\WIGHT . S, | fice ana executive forces. sumed the St. Louls contract, which YOUI’ Inc“rance a i e calls for $6,000 a seasan. IZED MILK For nd OUTING FOR DOCTORS. Sallee may report to Manager Mc- 3 ‘SEIBERT AND SON, Suxety Bond. The members of the New Britain | Graw here foday. The New Yeen Avoid trouble by having your tnsur- Medical association are planning It’m’ manager said Sallee probably would I .. |ance written by a man who knows an outing in the near future and Dr. | pitch his first game for New York Park Street, Near Stanley, | 2°°° “¢o % Joseph Potts, Dr. Frank Zwick and | against Chicago, where Now ¥orl 6 teams. Tel. connecticn. Booth’s Block, Dr. M. H. Griswold of Kensington | opens Wodnesds