New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1918, Page 8

il o %" Fillingim b Pa., July —In “fight Pittsburgh fom Cincinnati by 6. Slapnicka made ajor league appearance and aced by Toney, who was hit hard and zave place to Regan the Slapnicka held his opponents gntil the ninth when he went pieces and Mayer succeeded ‘he score a took the a score his first was in ell to him 5 00000306 1002011011—7 Toney, Regan and Cooper and S tincinnati ?ittsbu Batteries- Slapnicka, 13 Win- chmidt. Giants Lose. July in its Philadelphia series with New vesterday by winning the to Williams won Philadelphia run into the right seventh inning with base. Doyle, New eman, app for the pinch ok even York here ourth game, 5 ime for when yme field tand in the two runners o rogular he Giant line-up M 1 flicd n econd 1 ired In hitter outfield 106 sallee core: to for and the 000001400 000020000 Philadelphia. York Batteries— ee, Schupp and Vew 2 and MecCarty. Jacobs Burns; Sal- GAMPAIGN RESULTS on‘of Colin Brings Home the Bacon in Aqueduct Feature—Gets Start and Wins Easily. Jim stake Fitzsimmons saddled hnother winner at Aqueduct ace track yesterday afternoon 16 sent the Quincy Stable’s )adre out to victory in the iway Selltr takes of $2,000. This ylack three-year-old colt, and son of he mighty Colin, a wonderful ce under a ride by Jockey Walls and copped the lion’s share f the purse after a heart-breaking luel with tl Cleveland Stable's Whimsy through the last sixteenth The early speed of this game vas what decided the outcome the six furlongs trial. The little coal black colt y from bar pier like a shot gun, and be the first opened up a Was, ahoard ¢ shrducmyp of three ths of Gree Walls, d the pacemak tt all the way, con- erving every possible inch of ground, 111 he struck the straightaway good four length front It looked very h bf the journey hrocession for ti adre But the ad not reckoned upon jualities and the finishing Whimsy. The latter got off vell, and suffered severely he early st Indeed, Whim was shut off badly after the start, badly that Jockey Robinson had to wait until the stretch “hed xtrica Sunny Com.~ Rock- ran clever was out aws of ore turn i Fod. ead 3old. haved aoin good ler 1o rail in at this st wonld be hearted Com- muc it 1t stout folks of this opinion the staying unch of none too through was 1 to HEARN Pitc Ber outh Hay jon Details of LEAVES BRAVES, her 1ws of yaseball ind and ame 1t has irned way the uniform once t his one his there he earning a trade, as yet unknown, intends nature to start the of which hard ; of | inth, | he | York's | time | The | ; Larson Pine | when | Colin | | aate 2 Man aud o Ser Mmen = S N —”ByBrggs\ ue ARDLY KEEP _"‘ oPEN PAITND TC SUPPR IN F YAWN SERMON BrEGIN HE AD FoRrw Praces uyr RECOVERS AND TAKE XAGGERAT flLoow S ABouT He 1S CALTIOUSLY o SEENIE OBSERNED SUDDENLY AWARE THAT SERMON IS OVER AND RESUMES INTEREST 1N LIFE GRADUALLY LISTS o STARBOARD CLOSING HYrMN SUNG WUTH i Copyright, 1918, by The Txibune Association (New York Tribune) 11 SWORK-OR-FIGHT" RULING o COMING Boston, July 3.-—Procecedings determne the of haseball status pro- under to tessional the new were be summons of player “work or fight” rules un last night when were sent to 14 play- the Boston National haseball team ordering before the local Brighton dis- ers leaguc them draft board in the trict Although the players registered for the draft in their home communities, the fact that they living and playing here brings them under the jurisdic- tion of the ¥ 1ton board. The team is scheduled to leave Friday and it actual inquiry in until to appear west that would next the not here. for the wa probably said be the players return ~ BOWLING RESULTS rroves Too Good For E. An- derson on the Aetna Alleys—Wells and Patrus Win n the makin set emerged Unknown Partner league, sweep of the five Eddie Anderson, on last hardened Larson victorious by v oelean zame with leys evening. But Eddic that mind such trifle: been to by now doesn’t s losin games. The erimp “Panline’” ume warm wther put the list Thompson we quite ay victories for | Only two of a | bill 0 his credit suffered defeat at the trus, who easily wa | opponent. A, Ander- ! rolled five game: three and A. An- | in long of five went Ty (el hands of I victor over son and Schroedel two Schroedel winning derson The Thompson Wells score: A. And'rs'n 96 | Sehroedel. . 7 105 E. And'rs'n Larson 100 100 a5 %9 87 101 FANS! LOOK HERE! [ rd Week from Nines Tomorrow. Herald One and to Clash I ) interes il T ted in over the day, the e state wiil | incement 11 the Record will | that nine on next Uy Ju s of the Her: and h on th Walnut dia at 4:30 o'cloc The 1 the one cla md in me and | points | heen th of re No dares the promis tasl prot only hias fonnd joh the who v he who accept 18 ref but managers nyon he will Tho re that ction 4 later Ierald that of the arld som result However play nin it the different both have reed to only bona e teams fide | world’s championship next | Hollywood the imes hummer. If the teams survive first ordeal, a series of thre will probably be played to decide who shall challenge the winner of the fall SIZZLING IN AM RACE CRICAN LEAGUE rarely close as the There ha beer in baseball now pro can league. The Yankees, and Indians tied the lead race the one Ameri- S THREF Clev s0 INDIANS ss in seball club vesterday gave ten days’ notice of release to Catcher Alva Will- jams, Wirst Baseman I2. Miller and Pitcher Kester June. The three men joined the local team this vear. Will- ia ed as a free agent, Mil- ler was obtained from New Orleans, of the Southern associati and June reported two go throt a trade with the Pittsburgh club. WINDSOR RESULTS of New Red Sox ractically stand the the for 15 was | Yankees | Red Sox eelis ‘V Cleveland 569 have won four the third team, ve lost four me lost” zame won' why the percentage The Sox arc One day's the whole The Yanks games less than but the Indian games more. A than a the re are nine the lead hetween upset counts and that's Yanks points in morc Haven, the S0l Dillon, Sweeps Boards and Cops Big \h.-u»,\—'rl.(-: in will exactly play ‘dope.” No watchir standing Summaries. New Haven, with nearly swept the opening of the second | the Bay State hortstop circuit at Windsor yesterday, when with Lord Lochabar and Rosa Watts, he won the 238 and trots, respectively, for of which was hung up a $1,000 prize. In the third race, the 2:12 trot, his Bobby C. acted badly and he came in fourth money The first straight of H. Dillon, of City the John his Elm board at meeting of fans are league's wonder the the Am never stable, an before! pace cach | Time 2:13 | 2:28 wrot, $1,000. lose Gen. Watts Colorado, selle) e 2 Balma ciim, (Jarvis) 3 3 ansa, Dewey, Volo, Ella Scott and Hopeful all distanced in firs Dime 217 1-2; Brl8a-E 2 for (Fle h.m. by both | Miss con- | third heats, races wer which remarkable in years Nl won in is sidered one the most performances of local The and time 2:16 pace, 3 it $1,000. Lord Lochabarh Don | (Fleming 1 12 Frank IR (sheldon) Mint M W The Irish | (Cro- (Leese) 1 zier) Dive Todd, blk.g (B M. L. Bohby Addell \ Prime i 5 h.m horses summary follow PHESC trot purse $400 zier k. ad hy Bingar b.g tor Billy, b.g (Thompson) Peter Binarion, Millard D., [arley Amis, Crescent and Crys (Leonard) (Fleming Pen. Vonia Ashbourn Miss Pat startec Rhoda R Todd Guy Time Rico, Wor- Lady Arted {hy also 11 Louis BRITISH TANK MOVING TO THE ATTACK \ zoing fo rman everal d when German advance lines ddenly the ¢ tank check th jumped aboard, members of the staffs this time, so professional ball players need not ply for the privilege of partaking in this cantest, which promises to be a nd spark to the British whadt one of the je and for wor pri it some gas off to return the ned. smaller type and is quicker movement and lighter One of these tanks was held | before with its crew within the | happ lines had were enemy knew ner | | | | Charlo, | Campbell { fora I two out of | I PLAY GROUNDS NOTES Fine Program of Sports the Fourth: Handsome Medals to , , . | Winners—The Lincups and Records At the St. Mary's Athletic field, the morning game tomorrow will be hummer ed be and a large owd is expect- to on hand. The American is a Stamford »rt Sunday 3 will start following in Tobacco nin urday 7-4 The 3 o'clock have been date: Running Keller, O chard, Ct Joe Smith Young, Rashow ford, and othe Throwing Hodge, Rockwell Smith, G Keller, company team having trimmed and Bridg afternoon and the received sports at the events Jases—NMartin impheh, T ry K. E. and the eill, & arlo s, Welsh, of Poli's Dunn, Hart- team, Rohan of for Distance— & Drake Maloney, team, Welsh, Olson, <aniz Kiniry, Tracy Rohan, Hart- Begley W. Hopper Bristol Batting Bascball nchard, Crowe, ill, Murphy, Poli's Smith, ington Gold ners bition window The 1 made Cleary, and of for Distance—T. FFlood, Campbell, O'Brien, Cleary of Williams, South- team, and medals The in others will medals the I be given the now on Clothing win- exhi- beoclk cord these events Cincinnati Running the Hans distance, Pé distance, Legeune events the baseball Annex of this city Works feam Hartford team Capt. Dunn who played fc were fol- tim 13 it ind are as lo base: Loubert 54 -5 scconds, basehall inches, C basehall inches After Fame feet 10 throwin feet for R for Sheldon the between Hartford take place. The in its 1 d-hitiing d hall i the and Rubher will has e up shortstop, nd Cc former today in the hard hitter Rinko ot second, rom (' pid the third and plaver pro ional e at Duffy at ficlder: inficlder; Ilopper. « England league star; did the center t 1in her of consid capital m ered fhe city: first, a and clever class, \teher former New guer working hacks Midiiles fielde past se: hard piteh er, former Joe Smith, left work this ford High; F member foi all man; a { runner who ason for urdage ld, a s¢ 200 field, and a right star four ons I'renchic and Sund base FOR have CRESCE two DOUBLE BILL 'S. The scheduled for tomorrow Crescents games In the morn- N park. the ionals Hill battery they will play Waint ing Hartford Hal at Kec the for the will 1 afternoon will form the sharp vill rivals ind ganme e called In the their in city for Jun tirst only the for championship. This will bt of g the series for the b e played on aftern 150 ) played at of the Fourt game will he after the tomorrow Hil pa celebration. The Walnut July called at 4 big parade Rudis Rahm and Hall will battery for the Crescen and Smithwick for the St park a of possible form the Brainard John's. soon great | Mart- | coacher. | WALLACE JOHNSON 1 SERGEANT IN ARMY Johnson. champion ten- has laid aside racquet, and musket who stationed at Camp Pa. While a student at University of Pennsylvania, the intercoll te has one the nis player, his white to shoulder a sergeant. ane, Allen- the won flannels and Sam's Johnson, his Uncle khaki is is c town, he tennis champs and ined international the best racquet shot ever fame wielde sinec ever m ace the net - BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL Arranged for | strong ! entries | to | Blan- | team, | Blanchard, | batting | the | ils | league; 1 mem- | NATIONAL LEAGU Results Yesterday Chica 7 Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 7, nings) Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 1-2. Boston 0. Cincinnati 6, (10 New York 2 Standing of the Clubs L. 80 18 York Boston Philadelphia Pittshurgh Brookiyn Cincinnati St. Louis | | Games Today Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston Cinc i at Pittsburgh. | go at St. Loui AMERICAN LEAGUE Results Yesterday Chicago 8-8, Detroit 2-11. Philadelphia 5, New York Washington Boston 0. Cleveland 4, Louis 0. Standing of the Clubs i New York | Boston Cleveland | Washingtor | St. Louis Chicago Detroit | Philadelphi store ! Games Today St. Louis t Cleveland Detroit at Chicago. New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Results 10, Rochester Toronto 1. 8. Svracuse 1 games Yesterday Itimore Newark Binghamton (Only threc scheduled) Standing of the Clubs W T Binghamton A g 15 Rochester 0 | Baltimore | Buffalo | | | | | | [ of | John's team, | Lridgeport the | New will | July | Springfield Toronto Newark 144 ¥ use Jersey Games Today Syracuse at Bin Raltimore at City at three 1ton. Rochester. Jersey (Only Buffalo mes scheduled). EASTERN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday Hartford 1 Worcester 6 Waterbury 4 pringtield New London 7 Bridgeport New Haven I'rovidence s Standing of the Clubs W L. 31 3 Providence New Have Hartford Waterhur vt | Worceste Games Today at Hartfor Providence Bridgeport New Haven, London at at at New Springfield Waterbury Worcester over | in- | 340 | (EARY BLANKS HUGGINS” SLUGGE 180-60 for Champs and Tigex July —Geary hits yesterday Philadelphia, New York to tb Philadelphia winning New <on ce evened the ame, 5 to 0. It shutout of t1 safely serieg he fina] York's third Kopp hit every runs and local tally with hi in the local short. Score: time batted in th Dugan today, scoring four dri othe was back playing | Philadelphia .12001010x—3 York ..000000000 Geary and MoAvay; Love ah 0 and Champs and Tigers Spl Chicago, July 3 troit —Chicago and in a double-he the locals winning to 2, and the Jame s courl gave Chic broke even vesterday game, § 8 to 11 opportune first losing wildne hitting ond, with the first game. In game the slugged their way to victory. First Game. the second visi don | Detroit hicago Cicotte Yelle, 000002000 10300130x—8 and Schalk; James Second Game. Detroit 150023101—11 Chic 100410002— 8 1 Kallio range: Wolfgang, I forth, Corey and Jacobs. and § Red Sox Shut Out. Wasl obtained with Boston vesterd second eventh ngton, July 3.—Washing break in the se| taking the final g 0. It was Harp of the series and succession. Scor: an even by 5 to victory in .20100000x 000000000— and Picinick | Washington Boston Har new. er Bush and Indians Beat Browns, Cleveland, O., July ~By | inning rally Cleveland de Lic 4 to 2 here yesterday. Grar | pinch hitting, drove in two runs ¥ | a triple and scored himself on a s rifice fly. eig] eated r. h 100010000—2 6 00010003x—4 7 Nunamaker; Enzmsa | St. Louis Cleveland Gallia and ! and O'Neill. Waterbury, July 3. journeyed to Waterburs give the Brasstown representati another lesson in baseball, which tl | accomplished successfully to the tu of 8 to 4. The score: The Murl yesterday r. hd 8 15 4 11 Woodburn s 004100201- 0020000 Pjura; New Haven Waterbury Tyler and O'Neill. Scnators Lose. July 3.—New ated Hartford here afternoon, 7 to 1. The visitd Meyerjack hard in the sixth ning for four earned runs. The scol r. h 020004010—7 10 000010000—1 7 Devine; Meyerjack 8 Lond es New London Hartford Reig Driger. and iclding! Bridgeport, July | cight errors enabled the | win the vesterd | to 6. The visitors played ragged | throughout. Howard F. Baker, | merly of the shville club, the locals yesterday Americans over tailende b4 fo join| The score: h. 10 8 T and 000011 $0001030x Skiff; Werre | Worcester —6 | Bridgeport Lennon and M| Win. Providence, R. L, July for P twilight scored six Manner Dufresne fine Grays Sprin he 8 to in t] pitching ai finished t} The scor r. h 8 11 ovidence me, run | field v easy vestere | s | first | wild | game v in visitors inning throws and did on work 61000100x 10000 Providence Springtield Voyls and Wheat 0 McNeill; Manners ar LLING BEATS BLOOM. Welling defeated Phil Bloo: at the Spring A. C. in Hoboken la night. The men fought eight round Welling having the better of the gument. In the fifth round he opene a cut over Bloom’s eye w Joe a WALKER WHITESIDE and VALENTINE GRA! m LYCEUM p3;: