New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1918, Page 8

NEW RRITAIN DAILY HExALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1918 YANKS CELEBRATE RETURN HOME BY SMOTHERING SENATORS—YOUNG'S MUFF HELPS DODGERS WIN-_TESREAU JUMPS GIANTS—TEN BUSHERS JOIN CARDS—TINKER MAY PILOT BROWNS—WATERBURY LOSES NINETEENTH STRAIGHT — BRIDGEPORT STILL WINNING—OTHER SPORT GOSSIP HUGGINS’ SLUGGERS OUNG PRESENTS it (AME T0 BRODKLYN ~ WALLOP SENATORS] BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL NATIONAL ] 1 e By Briggs | It a Grand and Glorious Feelin? LEAGU —~AND YoU DREAD THE ORDEAL| OF TELLING HER BECAUSE YoU KNOW SHE WILL'CARRY QN" SOMETHING FIERCE AFTER You HAVE Be&n ACCEPTED FOR SERVICE IN THE ARMY AND You ARE FEELING CHESTY — AND THEN YoU HAPPEN To THINK ABOUT WHAT MOTHER WiLL Do AND SAT IResults Yesterday Brooklyn 2, New York 1, (13 nings). Boston 3. Philadelphia fant Fielder's Mull Loses Gyer- time Struggle "{ Brooklyn, June 20.—Young's muft k' Daubert’s fly, with Cheney on sec- jha and two out, won 13-inning me for Brooklyn iinst the New ork Giants here yesterda to 1 emaree had the Dodgers shut out til the eighth, when errors by Zim- erman and McCarty and Olson’s dou- he tied the score. Cheney relieved rimes in the ninth and, although fld, held the visitors scoreless. The ore: R.H E _001 000 000 0000—1 & 3 000 000 010 0001—2 10 1 and McCarty and Rarid and Miller i1y n Demarec rimes, Cheney Rudolph Bags Another. Philadelphia, June 20. se on balls to Wickland, after 13 filled the bases on a single co fumbles by McGaffigan, sent winning run in the openir the here vesterdar, Tn seven of the ninr hree men faced Rudolph s only three faced O : helped the visiting piteh- his third straight game. The Oeschger's n series with ore R ..000 210 000 200 000 000 Wilson: ston iladelphia Rudolph and hvis and Burns. Blank Pirates. June 20.—A pitchers’ el hetween Douglas and Harmon re vesterday resulted in Chi tory aver the Pirates, ! itors scored the only me in the opening inning Flack and Hollocher and Harmon's throw to the b late to get Flack The Ocschger, Cubs Pittsburgh, The the on hits Merkle run of .100 000 000— 000 000 000 Killifer: Farmon icago ... tsburgh s jpouglas and hmidt FASTERN LEAGUF brcester Wins Tong Game and From arlins—Waterbury Drops Nine eenth Straight. After battling, the fune June 20 tuc putting to tl vorcester, Ma innings of nip and reester succeeded in lds under the Murlins 1 to O Watson wa lected iny Murphy to put them over for visitors while McQuillan went on mound for the home club. From tart the battle was both hurlers putting evervthing had on the ball and with good McQuillan was a little the the pinches, but he didn't whole lot on Watson who is filling the Bradshap at third, afternoon, three-bagger Watson Ly uit. t in o 2 [hristie. ated by tin during the single and a i ps to the pan ged out a double, these being the extra base smashes. The place Ted in secur- in score 5y i 000000000001—1 6 1 000000000000-—0 ¢ Pura; McQuillan rcester v Haven . and ys Lose to Green Sox. Mass., June 20— Providence 7 of 1t Ipringfield, defeated first twilight game Bastern league. to 4 the wa in he such | l x0 | { ' ample by | close | ! a. | Leonard | would e also | ring- | hjecess that the experiment will bo | The locals bunched hits on and obtained an early lcad. The score: r. h. e 000210001—4 13 1 13002010x—7 10 4 Wheat; Shriver and ated iver mandin vidence fngfield urvere Yeill a Hartford. e 20.—Kelleher mi-pro. pitcher from Brooklyr ., pitched a sensational game for London vesterday defeatin tford 11 to 1 in a high wind. He ed eight men and up to the h, allowed but three scratch hit he ninth, with two out he eased and walked a man and allowed hit run resulting. He then ed the next man. New London [Smith freely and scored in every Ing except the first, a double pl ling off a that inning. ’ London Swamps ), J ew ran in 00000004 011411 We 0 lell; Smith and Watcerbury Drops Another. 2port, from r lier hard 1 19th TE 20.—Bridgeport e vesterday to 0. Tt was defeat for Water- ore r. h ¢ geport 00001x—1 4 1 0 2 1 Woodburn 00000000 ell ferbury uson nho ORDBOAT REGULATIONS. extends were not in- ard only craft vl hand pro- boat or canoe, e ither row and | all-around e ing i roster \ | | old | [ Regulations OVER T — AND NEWS TO HER AS FINALLY You SCREW UP COURAGE To BREAK THE GENTLY —AND SHE PUTS HER ARMS ABOUT You AND SAYS " BLESS You MY SON- | PROUD oF Yoo Gop AM AVNT QOH-H-u- T GR-R-R-RAND AND A Copyright, 1918, by The Tribune Association (New York Tribune) DUTCH LEONARD QUITS Champs Star Twirler to Become Ship- | builder—Uncle Sam Releases Bader | From Navy Yard, Hubert (Dutch) Teonard, thraw and one of ] r -handers in haseball, is likely to retire from the Red Sox fold and professional baschall as well. Leonard is abonut to follow of several other plavers hecome a shipbuilder. Leonard @] 1-A and in ate danger of notified country calls Dutch has an invlaid wife property in California that is still heing conducted hy him at a loss. The management of his vinevard costs $4.500 yearly, while at present the 2ro receipts are but $2.000 Should be drafted eventually he to sell property at a Te and is in sta no him. that i hig sacrifice. Leonard pos at hag been assured of a good Fore -River and pitching on Steele n chance team in t} Lore pitcher and at the Cha own hoss decided dAnty weekly the leagne. former up to yesterday rlestown Rader, Red Sox attached vard. is his Uncle Sam has ically unfit for from ington came the papers that returned him to private life or to haseball just as may elect. ler, soned artest pitchers tha ked the Tnternational league. was property of the Red Sox team until last winter when he entered the navy. enlisting at Charlestown. Bader <till pitch and play the ball, as he has cvidenced 1son opened with the navy It is likely that the Red induce him to don a uniform again. once more he re one of ever w i can rd tean Boston ANDERSON MAY GO. Bill Ryan of Holy ¢ picher, added to the Gian of the club takes a rather appearance—that is, in o league limit of concerned. It is add seveal the pitcher. We McGraw is seriou waivers, which, by jied this season. such action. not going very well, seful a pitcher to cast the asking for waivers feeler for a trade. If An- let he very likely v find a berth with some other club in {he league. Brookyn, for one. could him. though it might balk at An- contract. Fred went to N K with Kauff and Rariden from I"ederal league. With lege a wieldy fau as the Nat ty-two mien i will have to club has asked Freda Anderson, not thing that his for way, be law preve Anderson hut he away mal Somebods that for do the The sking rec te is too Perhap: was just a derson &0 rson’s 1.ABOR STRONG F'OR WILSON. Paul, June 20.—Seccretary .abor Wilson, addre Je conven- tion of the American ation Labor, conveyed the high appreciation of the of organized labor in prepari country industrially for war. In response, President Gompers, of the federation said “We ask you to take home to your chief—our chief—the great interpre- ter of freedom, justice and demochacy the message of men of the labor movement Nearly three million strong we with Woodrow Wilson.” of of president’s united efforts e you, the ex- | immedi- | his He has the | Wash- | the the | i un- twen- | the | waivers on | in | S JEFF TESREAU 1G JE TESREAU i cording to the word the world of sport Jdefi deserted the McGraw f Jast Saturday with the inte of going to work in_the pla the Bethlchem Stecl and incidentally joining the ment of former basball who are now members Steel Leaguc. Big Jeff will be missed. began this season in hetter than in many years past an though he was a bit di ing in his Jast few flashe last ¥ start Iy supply gain his sk Graw w the bi, race waxed more The basehall managers fully classice WAr some of hot weather ill and stamina. s counting magnates agreec witl delivered by fifty on Sherman Former Cub Shortstop My Jones as Pilot for St of American Leaguc. Joe Tinker, who some time linquished the management Columbus club of the ciation in favor of M« spoken of as a lil { 1eadership of the St. Louis Am Jimmy Austin, who was ma porary manager when Ficlde resigned; Leslic Nuni mer Yank catcher, the coach, are also namec ik he excelient landing the Tie Ihil Ba of will ho 1 of the St. Loui baekin R4 Jone enat fact Ame decai F an posit 1 ol o the § with owner who 1embered as Federals Tohnson and e brotaht tl m the lations with tract, Jones gentleman four reeme ot 815,000 : of w d a 1t propos wew not to he any man becanse he W Jon n the position times so much job as hecause being in to resigned and The suffered defe came from behi the ninth inning hotel disgnsted joh, and Mus snec in ' ti did by his baseba came Fielder him into retiri the Frowns | Washington runs in his Louis day \ctica i six went club the to and rest. I his COAL LICENSE Was minis | fede ing b Company ferred to evidence 1ington, 20.— tor Ga lic June icld o i siness as the Pe in New Yor the Department to support cl O’Connor sbdld coal unsuited in the war zone for tween the United States countries, revo a1 nse O’Con ity of ships and 0 JUMPS GIAN more as a Giant pitcher Company or ppoint- Jefl scemed to need was a good- to havily fellow when the pennaut strenuous TINKER FOR BROWNS? fouis fhe 12.000 Mrs rges S < no r ac- ed to right. orces ntion nt of regi- stars the He trim d al- s all re Me- on and v the one ago. Succeed Team ag of n own, the 1ericans, de tem- or Jones the for- Burk., the job. hance of for { games. § kees and the ds hizgh | Browns own has the ears aa under threc a i in me—-not 1 of the not i Tones ke auit | when with Tone with hi na Jones did | REVORED, wd- | the do ked nsylvania IFuel | and Justice | that | use e for ; plying be- | neutral | BASEBALI, BRIEFS, Ray Fisher, one-time star pitcher of the Yankees, gof into a New York uni- form vesterday for the first time this son. Fisher is in the Naval Re- ‘e and is stationed at Pelham. He on a furlough and may pitch a game for the Yankees in this series He is eligible if he can get the time off. He has pitched several games for Pelham. Tt is quite pos chance game during Nick made and has now se sible that the fans will to see Nick Altrock the Washington remarkal pitched two have a piteh a series comeback The fans appreve of the move of | the Yankees to rt games at half- past three, but would like to see the Yankees hustle and not lose the timo thus gained. Tt took 55 minutes to play the first three innings vesterday Amer league men confident Connie ack will be upheld in his claim for Scott Per It possible the Boston club will not the caze in court, but will reach a com- promise. Frick wmpiring the are is press Hildebrand hetween the Owens al serie | Yan- | Senator { inined e The Yankees to Pipp soon. He Aviation service any time. Miller Hu to report in probably he groomed to y when Pipp leaves Armandn N well n and is keenpir lose Wallie | the Naval he called has and ne Ham Hyatt | i | day or two. Hyatt um] | | | lay first ba h trned Fime m been hitting | center fleld | Milley the - to an i base {jump comes in YANKS LOSE FEWSTER. The club of the Steel leagne is taking on the appear- ance of an far it Hugie r left ows' Point annex to the Yankees. corralled Bill Ed Yankees mother has Fews- High the and Monroe. some days ago o visit his in and that last Saturday he had « afternoon sent ball. joined That the same Fewster row's Point tcam and played against the Schacht pitched for lost the decision to Walsh, Lefty Twombly IFitzy leagners the Jethiehems. Bethlehem Monroe by 1 to Russell, Roth, trick are the big Bethlehems. High' wer to his by the Yanks to the Athletics Eddie Plank is going along well for Steelton. Last Saturday he won from Lebanon, with Jess former Cub, pitchir by Leaguers with P Weiser and Hunter. has McConnell. M ton, the former ( Al Mamaux is Al and on to 1. Yerkes, T.ehanon Babbing- re rhile wrey ant finding the going in the Steel league no hetter than in the National, and he is talking of join- ing the Aviation Corps. If Al cannot n he cannot stick nd that goes nywher Pitching for Fore River aturday Mamaux lost to lan and Hollingsworth by 4 to 2. Be- hind Mamaux were Henricksen, Lorry Kopf, Merwin Jacobson while Dumont of Washington for Harlan and was backed JTackson and Gharri and pitched by Joe To Re-arrange and Re- mark Our Stock of Clothing and Gents' Furnishings Sale Starts Saturday, June 22 Watch Friday's Paper T N. Y. SAMPLE CLOTHING SHOP 357 Main Street and Engle, | | | | | i | Baltimore | Huggins word | Spar- | second | and | release | | New Buckles, Har- | | Brooklyn Chicagzo Pittsburgh 0 Standing of the Clubs 17 Chicago New York Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Rrooklyn Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 19 Games Today New York Louis Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Philadelphia TSt ICAN LEAGUE Results Yesterday York 9, delphia Cleveland 6, Detroit Washington @ Boston 0 Chicago New Phil St. Louis 5 Standing of the Clubs W Roston 4 31 St. Louis Detroit - Philadelphia Gamos Today Washington at New York Cleveland at Chi: Philadelphia at INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Results Yosterday Jersey City Buffalo 1. Baltimore Toronto 9, Newark 7, Rochester 1, 0 standing of the Clubs W L 29 25 15 Binghamton Rochester Baltimore Toronto Newark Buffalo Syracuse Jersey City Games Today Toronto at Jersey City Buffalo at Newark Rochester at Balti syracuse at Binghamton. EASTERN LEAGUE Results Yesterday New Haven Waterbury Providence 4. 11, Hartford 1 0 Worcester 1 Bridgeport 1, 1a London sy New Clubs L. 1 standing of the w Bridgeport 8, London o Providence S A4 New Haven Hartford Sprinafield Worcester Waterbury B 960 Games Today New IHHaven at Worcester Hartford at New London Providence at Springfield Waterbury Bridgeport M. WHEAT LEAVES DODGERS, Mack Wheat is leaving the Su- perbas Mack yesterday notified Charley Ebbets that he W going to take a position in a munitions fac- tory and it is just a bit possible that he will join Mamaux ore r Mack has been playing a good and has been hitting well, too. will finish the series with the Giants and will leave when the Dodgers hit the road. Wheat's going will leay with only fourteen player the schoolboy Rehl, who od last Monday. When he Brooklyn will have lost sixteen this scason. including was s goes men BIG BOXTNG SHOW, 1) owers the glove zame who Madison Square Garden tonight to one of the biggest cver held in go to will hoxing country The treated carnival this the card it b following is as ar- on last the commit Weinert; Harry Tty Joec Welling v Bonds vs. Oscar vs. Joe Bur- Jack Sharkey Tully; Gun- Fulton vs. idie McG Britton: Joc Lynch Burns vs Tim Jaclk Johny Dundee; Ander Joc Frankic Tevinsky son Jam Sa 2 | York Ted Lewis | Shaw {o Showers 1 N gYanks‘ Bombardment Drives New Tork June Americans 20.—The New celebrated ‘their | homecoming by defeating Washing- ton by a score of 9 to 0 vesterday. The New York téam got off to commanding lead in the first inning. scoring four runs on four hits, hase on balls and an error. Buck- eve, a former high school pitcher, made his debut for Washington in the seventh inning, but was wild and 1 ineffectix Russell pitched a strong same for New York and was well supported. The score: [ r. h e 40100031x—9 12 0 Washington 000000000—0 8 1 {~ Russell and Hannah; Shaw, Buck- i eye Ainsmith N | | New York and Red Sox Shut Out, Boston, The Athletics | triumphed over Boston yesterday 5 to 0, on a game in which Walker and Gardner furnished the fielding fea- tures. Dugan accepted eight chances without a slip. but failed to connect at the bat Shannon got one hit in | five times up, and fielded his posi- tion without an error. The score: T h 000104000—5 10 000000000-—0 McAvoy; Bugh Tune Philadelphia Boston Geary Agnew. and Indians Beat White Sox. Chicago, June 20.—Cleveland's bat- { ting rally in the ninth inning enabled them to defeat Chicago, 6 to 5 terday. The locals had several chances but threw them away on the linee. Erratic fielding behind | Shellenbach aided the visitors , in their scoring. The score: ase r. h e 030000003—6 9 3 110000102—5 10 3 O'Neill; Shellénbach Cleveland Chicago Baghy | and and Jacobs. Homer Wins for Tigers, Leuis, Mo., Jume 20.—Datroit was more successful than St. Louis [ with its extra base hits and won | vesterday's game, 7 to making a lean sweep of the three-game series A home run by Veach with Buth on in the fifth cinched the game for the visitors. Rogers' hitting was ac- countable for four of the locals five rung. The score Detriot St. Louis Kalllo, and 004020010— 002020100 Erickson and Yelle; Nunamaker. h 8 RICKEY GETS BUSHERS « Ten Minor Leaguers to Bolster Car- dinals—Pirates and Phillics Swap Twirlers. St. Louis, 29.--Te players will be added to the roster of the 8t. Louis Nationals within the next week, President Rickey announced yester- day The ciub has béen hit hard b the draft, and the new players have been secured in an effort to build up the organization. Fred Beal and Rankin Johnson, outfielder and pitch- er, ectively, will come from Mil- McHenry, another outfield- will be brought from Mil- waukee. Johnny Brock and Tomv Brottem, catchers, have been sécured from Little Rock, to fill the gap made by the departure of Frank Snyder, who joins the National Army Thurs- day. Fred Distell and Grimm, in- fielders, will be brought from Littie Rock. Oscar Tuero, pitcher, will re- join the eclub, while Bob Larimore has been recalled from Houston also Jacobs for Mayer, Philadelphia, June 20.—The Phila | delphia National league baseball club announced yesterday that it had trad- i ed Pitcher Erskine Mayer to Pitts- | burgh in exchange for Pitcher EI- \ mer Jacobs, who made his entranc linto the major league some years ago ! with the Philadelphia club. Both are | right handers. No cash or other play | ers involve announcemerd | said | Wyckoff to Jersey City. New Yor June 20.—-President iriscoll of the Jersey City New In- ernational league club announced yesterday that he had bought Pitcher J. W. Wyckoff from the Boston Americans. I t Factory Rebuilt Typewriters of All Makes Sold, Rented and Repaired. N. B. Typewriter Exchange Telephone 612. SR R P R e R,