New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1916, Page 9

NEVW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1916. LADIES SERVED ——At The HUDSON LUNCH 284 Main Street. AT ALL TIMES, DAY OR NIGHT. Salads, YALE WARRIORS 10 - MOBILIZE SEPT. 5 Captain Black Sends Notice to 120 Candidates for Eleven - New F en, days’ session Aug. 15.—After a two Capt Black of le football eleven has left foot- Clinton the Y ball headquarters at the university with plans matured for marshalling the gridiron candidates here on Tues- day, September “ic has sent notices to 120 Head Tad Jones at the Yale gymnasium at 11 o'clock on that morning and will | hen set them to work. The pro- amme he outlined calls for all the work of the squad to be done on | Yale Ficld, the bowl having been used for practically the daily Psactice during the s Never before has a e captain called together such a > squad for preliminary practice, - has the cact hour d. Black spent the month of July with friends in Ind ned to his home in New He will spend most of a camp where he will take litioning exercise. dates to meet him and Coach | been speci- York light One of the chief reasons f discarding the past two seasons and coming to Ficld to train instead of going to M ison was that a trai table might 1 under the scientific Black policy of secured man- anent of the dining 11 university mpts to brin football squad ummer hotel, both at Madison Lakeville, have disas- en tried hy recent and trous w proved Yale cap- nd Black has determined to himself of the the Yalc diron, the training tat and the home dormi- tordes a ding more comfor nveniences and chances for scientifi drill than any other. caused by the le Battery, consist- The complication ing of nearly 500 undergraduate Tobyhanna Pa., and the likelihood that all be unable to report at f the fall term has Blac and the football hes to take a serious view of the Mexican situation and the gridiron outlook. Black went carefully over the list of candidates for the eleven d found that only two playvers wt 2 relied are enrolled on the batte ) “C‘hub’” Sheldon, tackle, and Jim Braden, end Braden, may as the most brilliant to the team He was on the so- called inc le cleven of last which repeatedly lars. His 1 will prove as serious 2 blow as the eleven could suffer vear \'\T.L KINDS OF PIRATES. Barncy Dreyfuss a Busy Man With Future Plans. Pittsburgh, Aug. 14.—Barney Drc president of the Pittsbur N » haseball el purchase of fuss tional le: innounced werter Pitcher {ack Scott from the Macon South Atlantic le 1e club and the release »f Pitcher’ Paul Carpenter to the “harlotte clu f the same league The Pirat fielder Altenberg, Catcher B Infielder Cleveland and Pitche s from the Wheeling Central league club; Pitcher Hill and Ihfielders M. Avky and lin, Rochester Intern: tional league club; Infielder M Syracuse club; Infielder Smith, onto International league cluly Tor- and Catcher William Wagner, Terre Haute | London, Ceantral league club. inapolis and he has just | > vas re- | movea from the game for reproaching W candi- | August | superior facilities | Yale home | upon for regular football l Hearne and Russell. | > former Washington and | Jeierson star end, was looked upon | new acquisition ! defeated the regu- | also recalled Out- | eral wckwell, | to go and the Doug- | out Pasiry, Sandwiches To Take EASTERN LEAGUE Senators Drop Back to Old Practice of Losing Games—Springficld Has Boosters Day—Murlins Win. Hartford, Aug. 15.—Lowell shut out Hartford yesterday, 3 to 0. Errors by n and a poor play by Wilson at accounted for all of Lowell's runs. .ohman’s control w excellent and he kept the seven hits well scattered. The score: r. h, e 002000100—3 8 0 000000000—0 7 3 Kilhullen; Lowell ... Hartford oo te —TLohman and Smith and McDonald. Springficld, Aug. 15 right there with the boost. Up on League park vesterday boosters’ day royally celebrated before a large nd enthusiastic crowd, the Green Sox ana Slim Danicls boosting themselves to a 5 to 0 victory over Jack O'Hara's Jle-hodied Lawrence club and his g good pitcher. springfield is 00000302x—5 ] 0000000000 Jatterics—Daniels and Ojerholm; Pennington and I Portland, Aug. 15.—Portland an easy victory over Bridgeport y ter 4 to 3 House was hit freely, while Plitt had control of the situa- tion all of the time. Duggan was re- won the umpire. The score: 82000300%— 001001001—3 and Sweatt; House Plitt New Haven, Aug. two-hagger in the Smith from first base, gave a 2 to 1 victory over Lynn yesterday. New Haven started with a new twirler, Bassammi, but he was withdrawn in the sccond inning on account of wild- ninth, scoring New Haven ne: The score: 100000001-—2 1000000001 Bassammi, Woodwarc New Haven Lynn g atteries - Worcester, Ar with its regular line-up intact and Me | Quillan in the box, defeated New Lon- | don, 7 to 3. yesterday afternoon in a | game jammed with sensational field- Timely hitting of Hearne's offer- @< won for Worcester. The score: 02002201 — 100100001 — Worcester New London ! tteries—McQuillan and Freltag; | JACOBSON RECALLED Rochester Outfielder, Or- York— Local Boy, dered to Report to New Others to Return. York, Aug. 15.—Merwin Ja- local boy, playing with the Rochester International team has been led by the New York Jake was turned over to | the Rochester team in the spring with | the understanding that he could be alled at any time. He has been playing whirlwind ball and until a month ago, when he strained his right arm, batting 870. Today he is batting up around 293 and playing a star game in the field. Jake was considered one of the best of the fielders by McGraw in the ! spring but with the overflow of Fed material some one had sent, New cobson, the league | Giants. was League youngsters were for more seasoning. . The Giants announce the recall of ! four other plavers turned over to the { minor leagues last spring. They are Jim iden, | Thorpe, who is with Milwaukee; Joe Shepner, third baseman, with Albany; Jose Rodriguez, infielder with New and George Sandberg, a young catcher, with Albany. , B Wooadward's | told that Out. RARIDEN NOT BADLY HURT Tip of Finger Split But Bone is Not Broken—Expects to Get Back at Position Thursday. New York, Aug. the Glants’ 15.—Bill Rariden, clever catcher, dangerously hurt as was first reported from Philadelphia when Bill split the middle finger of his right hand dur- ing Saturday’s game between New York and Philadelphia at the tter club’s grounds. The finger is not broken. Rariden had the digit ex- amined yesterday and the medicos in- formed Bill the bones were not harmed. The tip of the finger was split, and, while it is a painful flesh wound, Bill will likely be back in harness in a few day Rariden was in New York yesterday but will leave for Chicago with the rest of the Giants when they pull out of Philly tonight. Bill expects to get back of the bat when the club opens against the Cubs next Thursday in Chicago. There had would be r is not so been reports that Dooin Wled from Roch LTk inasmuch Rariden's hurt is ht the redhead will not he needed. Announcement was made last night by the local club that Ross Young, the star outfielder of the Sherman Western association team, had been purchased. Young wound up the first half of the Western association with a 245 batting average, leading the league by a goodly margin. Young's services are sald to have cost the Giants $2,000. TO ENTER YALE. Arthur Brickley, Brother of Charles, Leans Toward N, H. Institution. New, Aug. 15.—Arthur Brickley, a younger brother of Char- ley, the Harvard football star, caused quite a stir in local athletic circles vesterday when he annowMiced that he plans to forsake Harvard and en- ter Yale. No reason is advanced for Arthur's desire to enter the local uni- versity in preference to that at which his brother made a great name for himself at football. Arthur is now but fourteen years of age and may of course change his mind. But at the present time he seems bent on entering Yale. Tle is summering with his brother at Momauguin. Arthur is reputed to be a star athlete himself, and will go to Everett High school the of vacation. Brickley's parents spent the week- end at Momauguin. Haven, close Among Them Is Our Old T lent” Martin. New York, Aug. 16.—Harry Picrce, the idol of Red Hook, is not in high favor with himself today, all due to a sesslon with the boxing commission vesterday afternoon. 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