New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1916, Page 8

HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 21 Pioneers Take‘A naz;’wr Hartford ~&'alpu-(Joomb,‘; Hofis Cubs to One Lone Rit--Races in -/‘fajor Lea- gues Grow Closer Daily--=Four Ply Clour Wins for Pirates--Young Me n’s Society Plan for Field Day | | | i Pioneers Win As Eagles ] able to Solve His Delivery In od gam the Pioneers of th nine grounds le Duda twirled an A, exception 1, he loosened score ured es put a double hen Lawson se. m m head hed third the he bounced but and over Goc ho Atwood ¢ ne lost in gra few moments later also hen the sphere past lowed contest seven as pass of plaved brilliant getting rtune riple gle his oppone for hits com game safe one bers e plate, time scored two men. this player was of the the sixth pened the game was ref McGill, who Bu r and vis , each The score: for the pitched Atwood played fifth innin effect Schade, Goeb We w. h . Dudack, Lawson, If Atwood Bonov Butler. Fisher, 2b . Lenhoff, 1b Burnham, 0 0 0 ss [ 0 material than any other team replete with | At- | aia | he also fanned | in the fifth | more securing 21 equipped Aug. with M pitchers, first condition. National leag break the league eleven s So twenty-one player Boston appears pitching in the wger Stallings is carr: ng nine of whom are in long as the e permits its teams to limit 0 | rule in such a manner Boston is go- il 7 24 11 02004001x .00 000—2 Butler, At- Pioneer. u Eagles Lawson Goeb, wood; 13-4 in- nings, « inning: tolen basc Kahm sacrifi hits, double plays, Welch “hade; struck out by McGill wild pitches Ploneer: Dudack, Goeb Welch to by Rogers 1, Noonan 1; left on bas rst hase on er- Hough; inn, Kahmns 19 to Dudacl umpire, JAP BEATS JOHNSTON, Newport, R. I, A Kum Tokio furn gest of the Saturday by wrest Wil m M. Johnston co, the national ¢ of the 1al tou o cup. It was Tchiva shed the big- tennis victory season from sensation ament for the Ca-1 five-set atch ith brilliant performance, in of the exI nt to the of his skill to achieve the mas- and in which the amazing stead- endurance of the Japanese the ultimate vic- anr which eact limit on gained OXMOOR . MILD, PLEASANT 5¢ CIGAR Hes Called 2: Double Games FROGTOWN VS. MUDVILLE Special Feature Casey at the Bat” Afternoon Games, all seats 5 Evening—Grand Stand 10c |ing to have a great advantage | the other teams simply because "Hngs is carrying more pitchers on Stal- than Braves Carry 1: Pitchers; Rudolph is in Grand Form APENN;AMWwANEE | | | | | | | | | '1 \ | i [ two games | White forced. Stallings declares that the could play a double-header ¢ from now on until the end of the season without crippling the pitching staff, and after the brilliant showing made by five of his pitchers in Philadelphia recently no one will dispute this point with him. Dick Rudolph has recovered his old time form and is now twirling the same brand of ball that enabled the Braves to win the pennant and the world's champlonship two years ago. Photo would be possible if the rule was en- lshu\\'.\ Rudolph putting one over. Baseball News In a Nutshell AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. No games scheduled. Standing of the Clubs, Lost Boston Chicago | Cleveland Detroit 8t. Louis New York Washington Philadelphia iames Today. go at New York Clev nd at Boston, St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia. NATIONAL LEAGUE, Yesterda; Results St. Louis 5, New York Brooklyn 1, Chicago 0 Boston 4, Cincinnati 3. Standing of the Clubs, Won B o 67 Philadelph Sieaats 3 | Foston 60 New York | Fittsburg Chi Games Today. Chicago. at ¥n at Lonis, neinnati, EASTERN LEAGU Yesterday's Results, New Haven innings; darkness No other games scheduled, of the Clubs. Bridgeport Standing Snringfield Lynn \Worcester Lowrence liew Haven ridgeport 3—14 Pittsburgh—Two .G 68 0 s Hartford Lowell Games Today, Bridgeport at Lowell at New London Hartford at Lawrence Partland at Worcester, Lynn INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, Yesterday's Resuls, | Newark 4, Toronto 1—First game. | Toronto 7, | Providence 6, B | the end of the eighth to aliow 1o catch a tre ! Buffalo | Providence Faltimore ronto ontreal Richmond Rochester | Newark Games Todny Newark at Montr, Providence at Toronto Richmond at Rochester. Baltimore at Buffalo. SATURDAY'S RESULTS, Eastern League, Hartford 8-2, Portland 3- Lynn 3-7, Worcester 1-3. New London 4, Springfleld 3. | New Haven 3-2, Lowell 2-1. | Lawrence Bridgeport 1-5, 3. American League, Boston 2, Cleveland 1, Chicaga 3, New York 1. Detroit Philadtiphia inning: | Wa 2—Ten hington 5 St. Louis 3. National Pittsburgs 2-0, Chicago 3, ’ St. Louis | Pniladelphi | | League, Brooklyn 1-1. -11 Innings Boston 4 6, Cincinnati 14 innings. International League., Newark 4-2, Toronto 0-4 Rochester 12-4, Baltimore 3-7 Montreal 8-4, Richmond 0-5. Buffalo 4, Providence 0, | keep NINE TEAMS HAVE 16 Race Tighter dgers Going Fast American Leagl t Than Ever-Do six re number point the National, pionship is of each The race during the are bunched there w the thre adelphi sendi Boston merican by a than at The ler team wrated in the American irt the team world's league K by virtually of 5 e and the the in cham- vement ati tighte possible nine Amer 1¢ of in the the past organ : ican ed ind six teams closely. In the National not Anze lead it moved ond Boston wee S much cl imon Phil- Pl except into scc to thira the slightly the retains lead in the ter mar- of played beginning number of than usual of dates in the schedule. The had a fodr-game battle with zo and the result was a tie, with won for each team. The Sox lost the first two games, one a sixteen inning a but took the last two of Boston also broke even th Washington and fra Cleveland The White Sox third place Sunday ond place Friday ereing 1 lost th straight to New York. Cleveland began the week well, but started the last eastern trip poor- Iy against New Yo the Yankees winning every game the series. New York made the advance any team in the league, winning five aight from Philadelphia and Cleve- land, but lost Saturday to Chicago. st. Louls and Detroit managed within striking 1ce of the leaders. The Browns failed to keep up their previous good gait. Wednes- day the starting of the last east- ern trip by the western teams, and the intersectional victories for the four days wer East, 9; west 8 Brooklyn ended its stay at home by losing to Boston, thus giving the Braves three of the four games of the series. The Superbas started their western trip Thursday at Pittsburgh and took three out of four games weck. was sn the open Red Sox Chicag beca air, the series in tw won ar Saturd es w were but fter ¢ ime shunted regained to sec: of hest of to dis saw ' from the | points same | the | though in its the Pirates. Boston managed best T second T Phil five it to ooklyr durin lelphia, which wor 1¢ In the elphia the Giants to Philadelphis New York umes. The Giants the production ficlding was in which they week to of it Phila game: Chic four wea lost Moving three n runs won not make lost out of se to be in of They did their poor. the only an crror. New Ve York ind 125 not more than dyn and e now be ro ving adelphia v appe down to three having the its hold on ine of it ton pitchers ar 1delphia has man, Alexande The 1 tern teams The inte s three days were as rooklyr ston. The now with narrowed klyn of we teams, 3roc Phil one consistent hox- weste invas for 1916 sctio n the VALLEY U New Brita New JAGUE oy Dudack Noonan Schade, Wels hms, hel Goeb, K Trumps. Finnegan Warnock, p . Schieldge, 1f . Brennan, 1b Hayppenny, Hanna, rf 48 8 12 1 +0..2200001020000—7 .0003003010001—8 dgar 2, Schieldge, Dudack; stolen base Clancy, Dud- ack, Smith, Schieldge; bases on balls, off Warnock 1, off Goeb 4; struck out, by Goeb 18, by Warnock 6; passed | ball, Noonan; umpire, H. Morin; time, 2:40. New Britain Trumps .... Two base h Sure Boy—Sure; You can go to Hoboken for a nickel but what would you 'think of a guy going to Hoboken and passin’ up a pack of MECCAS? B TIMELY Paunison Doc HOMER Macl Schmic s an Eimer Smith and the Are Middletown higiln cored home Heintz and for and sec an Melevick, Dowlin Barry Moore Conroy, Puddy Walst Griffin Dooley atted 1; two-base hits Dowling, Conroy: olly, Moore, double pl | struck out | umpire, O'Bricen, 1f Crowe, Kiniry, 3b | | i three Returned Federnis, runs rur i f ¥ Polson, cf . ! Connolly b or overwh Heintz Innin ssed by Miller, Pirates 0002 110600000—8 Dooley 4 id thr 1 Moore; home Riley ball Riley 3, by time. 2:00. Collic Pirates. ab, to Gl Crowl Cre: 10103— of Con 11son n, n, Dooley Dooley Kiniry | Victors Over 11 000002000 31 t, Schmidt Wojack; doublé plays, k to Crean; W. Wo- Jeecckman; bases on k out, by Kt to We off Schmi it 10, b h to Flood t base on errors umpire, O'Donnell; ANNEX DE cal Boys Lose in South Manchester, 13 to 3. Athletics of too mu ester to 3 South Manchester tne Annex of this , defeating the local 1 The ning From then on the game of the Athletics The score 1 for ay 0o0d s20r was who econd 1 in fa red a oc will HiSE.S 30142120x—13 14 38 030000000 6 & Sijgils, E and Match- Blanchard and Bloom r Athletics 3 Annex 3 Batteries Chalmers CLARK STILL CHAMP. Making n sweep of sixteen str T Clark of Springfield, Mass the national champion- ship the close of the thirty. fifth annual tournament of the Na- tional Roque association in this city Saturday night. Second honors went to Harold Clark of Springfleld and | brother of Eddie. Harold Clark wag champion last year. George Huot of | Chicopee Falls got the second division championship title; second place went to G. L. Hewitt, Enfield. First place {in third division went to Richard Peale, Norwich and second to Den- 1 | nison Cowles, Brattleboro, Vt. a c Eddie won title at ANIEEENNARERAR RS