New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1917, Page 13

f s muq’x_n LEAGUE. i Westerday's ‘Results, A Pittsburgh’ 3, ‘Philadelphia 2. Cincinnati- 4, St. Louis 2. Other clubs not scheduled. P.C. 845 .618 .610 .528 .433 415 414 342 hia at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati. AMERICAN LEAGUE. e » . ,Results Yesterday. ‘Petroit 3, New York 0. ; 5, Cleveland 1. ¥ clubs not scheduled, Baltimore -3, Newark 2. Montreal 4, Rochestér 1—11 in. mnd .Providence 7. alo—Wet Grounds, B Games Today. j Newarkat Baltimore. i “Toronto at Buffalo " (two,)" Montreal at Rochester. | Providence at Richmond. 2 _EASTERN LEAGUE, Results Yesterday. ndoh 4, New Haven 2. ew Lot d» « Eprinefield. 4.. . fAN-IS ABLY FlLL!NG GAP” :m OUTFIELD June 1.—Accidents which beil players out of commis- only to-open the way to recogni- for youngsters hitherto unknown nothing new.in baseball. Annals ke game rather bristle with cases . hich some unknown has stepped. n a crisis to. flll the shoes of a Mklur and. then proceeded to go I\dl'l‘ starring from day to day vegular. The daily struggles of fi'voklyn club afford & case in t. “In left fleld, 'where Zach eas liad held- forth for the Flat. ‘“Shoupe for seseral-seasons, Wil. t“Rbbingon now-is using & chubby, th pnnmr. ‘Pavid' James Hick- he is to. the Dodger c Jown 1o Kis native ""5 nm to fandom as. Lsprlnxfleld 1 1 v .t Photo by United States Marine Corps Lawrence 5, Worce!te'r 2, Bridgeport 6, Hartford 2. Standing of Clubs. Lost P.C: 688 625 500 471 438 s a1 40! New Haven ... Worcester .. New London Lawrence Bridgeport Portland' .. 1 8 ké 9 9 9 (3 9 Hartford N - Ganies TFoddy. New Haven at New London. Bridgeport at Hartford, Springflejd at Portland, W’orga‘tgr‘at l@wrenca. BOBBY BONNER IS 'MASCOT OF MARINES Puwclty Bureau. Whllo Nlm was ldulimd b}' his OF THE SUPERBAS Brownie. Wheat was retired from the game several days'ago because af in- Jjuries, but later was inserted as a pinch hitter and wrenched his side -‘again, so that he probably will be out for ten days more. Meantime Hickman is very much on -the job. Not a game has passed since Jimmy swung into tue lineup in which ;he failed to get a hit. Once he won .a game by smashing out a homer with runners on. Most every day he comes through at some critical moment with a safe. drive. 'Afield he is playing equally as well. He is very fast both n covering territory and running the bages.. When Wheat returns some tall ana lofty flelding and hitting will have to be done by the other Dodger outfielders to keep Jimmy on the bench. i agasnat. m flqpxln Ty enemy. *] mefsler/ &1 ne, m dophg, il account for'a few | of the.enemy. | Robert Bonner, NEW. kRm\lN /DAILY HERALD, HIS FOOTBALL TRAINING WILL STAND HIM IN GOOD o 1—Here is & !mynnet <harge It Bo- gets a chance for action soldiers as the “Little Corporal,” tiny aged five vears, of New York, 18 the dapper- “little ser- geant” ‘of ‘the United States marines, and he proudly wears his sergeant’s chevrons _ and. ‘sharpshooter medal with all the digity of a grownup sea soldier. Bob has been chummy with the “soldiers of the sea” all his life and was never fully satisfied until attired in full regulation uniform—red stripes, yellow chevrons, medal, brass _buttons and all—a costume that he is unwilling to take off even to go to bed. He tells his mother that regu- lar soldiers never take off their clothes, a statement that is not far from the fruth, in France at least, Fred Bonner, the father of undisputed “youngest marine” is proud of the fact that the regular en- i STEAD NOW 4 | specimens of manhodd a.t)the officers’ training camp. Theé training that he Bot on the football fleld makés him particularly efficient. Those who have seen him here say'that he will make Hp'is one of the finest & splendid soldier. PETER MAHER_IN COURT. Famous geuvywdgln Now in Down and Out Club. New York, June 1.—Peter Maher, the famous old Irish heavywelight boxer of years gone by was yester- day sentenced ‘to serve one month in the workhouse for intoxication. old fighter, who made a reputation in his day that still is fresh in the memories of those who attend present/ day boxing exhibitions, has been un- fortunate in his latter years, and now at the age of 47, he is but a shell of the former physical giant, whose heavy hitting abjlity made him feared At { among. the heavyweights of his time. He ecame up before Frothingham in Magistrate listed marines have accepted his son | | Yesterday morning and pleaded guilty as a comrade, . The | pod w i FR!DAY JUNE - 1;, 1917, Manyarosyapgle has a bruise on the underside. per suit of clothes has two' inside Be sure of what you oniy of ‘what you see: Many. a dap- a fault or Look: back - of looks ! get, mot KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES ‘are put together with all the Eklll at the ta.llol‘a command. 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The 'line is now Eagle Silk and Silkloth Shlrta—(uk those who wear | was preferrea against him by Patrol- man Blake of the East 104th street station. 5 = WELSH MAY FIGHT AGAIN Former Lightweight Title Holder Will Not, However, Enter Into/Strenuous Campaign for Battle With Leonard. New York, June through?” That is the question that Freddie Welsh is being asked a thousand times a day, now that he is no longer light- weight champion of the world. Since Benny Leonard succeeded to the title in that history-making match in New | York severai nights ago the boxing fans have ' been evincing quite as: much interest in the ex-title-holder's plans for the future as they are in those of the new champion. In reply to the, question last night Welsh said “Yes, and no.” Briefly, it may be stated that Welsh intends, or rather hopes, to engage in 1.—*“Are you the Harlem court | but one more match—a return con- test with his late congqueror. It was ‘to the charge of intoxieation which | offered him by Billy Gibson, Leon- EIGHT STATES SUFFERED MUCH LOSS IN RECENT - TORNADO THAT KILLED AND MAIMED SCORES The uvhed figires of the fle?d ‘and ) injured in the storms of three days in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Ken- tucky, Missouri, Tennessee, Adabama and Arkansas show & total of 280 i dead and 1,207 injured. The table of casualties shows that Illinois has 95 | dead and 650 injured; Indiana, 12 dead, 220 injured; Kansas, 26 dead, 80 injured; Kentucky, 70 dead, 100 | Tennessee, 22 dead, 53 injured; Ala- | bama, 46 dead, 52 injured. The photograph shows houses in an Illinois town badly damaged by the tornado, with soldiers on guard to - injured; Missouri, 1 dead, 12 huund. protect remaining property. b \ ard’s manager, and was not directly sought by Welsh himself. .If it, can bé brought about without ‘effort on ‘Welsh’s part he will go through with it. If he has to “campaign” for it, he is positively “through’” right now. LA BRAVES BEAT mm Toronto, June 1.—Rain int rrupted the Boston Nationals and Louis American¥ exhibition game here yes- terday at the end of the sixth inning, with the score 4 to 8 in favor of Bos- ton. The score: ’ roh e 101002—4 8 1 110001—8 7 1 Boston ... St. Louis Batteries—Allen ‘Hamilton and Hale. and Tragressor; Former /Dartmouth ; soTurns Holy: Cross Down. 3 YWorcester, Mass., June 1i—- ‘Cavapaugh, last’ winter foatballcoach at Holy, Cross: aft | had resigned a similar position: Dartmouth, has resigned once: n Word wu xeceived from the authorities- at- Holy . Cross - t. that 'Cavanaugh- had aaln‘\mx leased from his contract. tas 2% With war conditions foothall emlosk/Iar MM makin WHITE SOX HELPED TO VICTORY BY KNUCKLE Chicago, May 1.—Eddie Cicote is pitching the best game of his career this season. Fe is an expert dmon- _strator of the knuckie ball, Cicotte { was secured several seeasons ago from the Boston Americans. In former 9% BALL OF Cl Skl seasons, he: was plrtlculsrly success~{ ful ggainst, the: New York Americans This year all tcams look alike to hims It is principally due to Cie tte’s pitchs ing, that'the White Sox today ‘are- contenders for the American leas - championship.