New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 12

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TIPS WAR CLOUD VICTOR., York, July 12.-—War ( the three-year-olds at o A horse, possibly a Hare, Jr., Johren an added starter ke $6.000 New lord pres loud is tor the Macomber’s of nt st K good great horse and in the at Aqueduct the mile fur- lonz under 124 pounds in the bril- heat Jack mendort, Dwyer of esterday, and ran nd a liant time of 1.50 1-5 a4 SENT OVER BY FRANCE ‘I'I'l'('HI'IH ANDERSON 1IN ( Col. A. Fagalde has been detalled by the French government to inspect the Instruction work of the French officers who are assisting In the train- ing of our natlonal army on this side. He is accompanied to the varlous camps by a commissioned officer and # noncon. Gleaning a La Ruth. A Kentucky farmer makes to the Louisville Courier-Journal the sugges- tion that gleaners should go into the wheat flelds this summer and gather up every stalk of wheat which the binder has missed. He estimates that | ten bushels of whent, or nbout two bar- rols of flour, would be eaved In every 20-acre fleld. The <ustom has been to turn hogs into the stubble and let thein clenn up what the harvesters have left. It I8 suggestad that while we are trying to gave flour for the prosecution of the war gleansra iastend of pigs should follow tie harvest, ns was the custom in Bihlter! times. Salinity Recorder. An appsratus has recently been an- nounced that will glve a continuous record of sen-wnter sallnity by the measurement of its electrical condue- tivity A palr of electrolytic calls has been designed which, when used with s suitable al ing-current galvano metor, i give satisfactory oparation jn connertion with a recorder. The temperature compensation Is obtained by placing both cells, which are in the two arms of a Wheatstone bridge, In a uniform temmperwture bath.—Selentific Amsrican. N v | home, for GO OUT ToriGHT AND SEE A LVTTLE ACTIAN- TS GOOD F=r A Gury To— ~ PEOPLE WHAT PGS KMNUCKLES WERALLY COME ACROSS LIKE Omm \wrmo BaTS A STEAW HE GOT THROUGH AT LAST— | MIGHTA nAaD Two MORE CUSTOMERS IN THE TIiMmE HE Toow- BUT IF HE SLIPS ME A HALY - { AIN'T GOT NO ICk Comm ' — Jo& WHAT TYYA A QU Wi By Briggs | 15 GETTING Four BITS OUTA HIS GUY Tae Lucky SRS = wNaw BouT Y LiKE TasT!!? Qopyright, 1918, by The Tribune Association (New York Tribunof BENNY'S BATS COME i placed HIGH. The value the last bat used by Benny Kauff is high Dr. Benjamin E. Felter of Washington, to whom Benny presented his bludgeon, insured it for $500 before shipping it vesterday from Hoboken to his home in Washington, D. C. Immediately after the game at Ebbets Field, in which Kauff brought his major league career to a close, temporarily at least, Benny his bat to Dr. Fel- ter. was the club that he used in the World’s Series when he made two home runs against the White Sox. Dr. Felter sent the M. Wood of Hohoken dered it placed in made velvet-lined case will occupy honor among the baseball trophies Dr. Felter on gave It bat to and o specially mahogany place of numerous possessed by a It o LASS T Pittsburgh, July 11.—Fred Ander- son, the Giant pitcher, has been re- classified for the National Army draft is now in Class 1, so that he probably will called to the colors within the near future. The spitball artist was notified of the change in his status by the local board in Statesville, N. (., where he makes his last night. He is married and small daughter, previously Class 4 and be has a and was in HARDWARE CITY LEAGUE. games will be played in saturday afternoon vground. The first o'clock when in the Annex for the Pirates \eainst the Pionecrs he held 15 inning game. The sec- ond game brings together the Rock- well and Drake nine. Battery (Oakes and O'Dell) and the Vikings. Battery W. Johnson and Mack Catholic Chureh league ed Heart vs. St Joseph's, at 2:30 the St Two City league Mary's pla will be ealled at 2 Iimeralds, with Kania bats with the Kaniw pitched at game the box, cross team When last year them to 2 Sac PiONFER ball club will afternoon and the 1 o'clock tr play in they in The Pristol will Pioneer 1turday report to get RBristol he fast ball grounds club will Sunday Pioneers Saturday and this Torrington play the Pioneer afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Torrington last 2 in that city game. on lost 1o to fast afternoon should be a 3 RN ME Hartford, July the directars of the Bastern b league it was announced here last night will be held next Monday after- noon July 15, in New Haven No announcement was made as to the huslness to come before the meeting but it is thought that possibly dis- continuance of the league for the re mainder of the season and perhups for the duration of the war may considered RED CROSS GOLF. Ind., July 1z-—Bob Tock Hutchinson Chicl fivans and George Simpson, MeDor defeated two up and one to play in Red Cross golf match here yesterday aft- ernoon. Nearly $800 was received Evans made the best score, seventy- sixe | CHANCE 1'OR Kids RECORD NINE. e Juvenile Playground Victims For Herald Championship. allenge Sporting Editor, New RBritain Herald Dear Sir:—We would like range through you for a game with the New Britain baseball team. If you can arrange game we would appreciate if would act as the arbiter. Yours truly, (Signed) to ar- baseball Record a you TONEY SWATSKI, Manager of Playground Stars. (Sporting Editor's Note—While we would like to bhe ommodating, we know one guy that will NOT umpire.) GRAND CIRCUIT RESUITS. Cleveland, Ohio, July 12.—Prince Toree, an outsider in the betting, won the 000 Tavern “Steak,” the fea- ture of the Grand Circuit racing card at North Randall track here yester- day, taking the first and third heats from Allan Watts, which ruled an equal favorite with Czar Peter. The time for the first heat equalled the stake record of 2:06 1-1. A crowd estimated as larger than that of yes- terday, which believed to be a record-breaker, attended the races Not a favorite won. Holly Rood Bob, a son of Peter the Great and owned by Dodie Brothers, of Lexington, Ky., trotted the fastest mile ever recorded by three-year old on the track, taking the second heat third division of the F stakes in 2:043-4 3y mile in 2:04 1-2 Lu the fastest mile of the Directed raced him from and was heaten by only was local of the 1sig Sweep- trotting the Princeton made season. Miss wire to wire a a stride. PITCHER PERRITT Pa., July CALLED 12 ’itcher York Nation- Pitsburgh, Paul Perrit the New yesterday received a mnotice from his local draft board Shreveport, La., to appear and show cause why he should not engage in essential em- plovment under Provost Marshal General Crowder's work fight rul- ing. of als a Pirate Player, Too. Pittsburgh, July 12.—Bill nie, third-baseman of the Pittshurgh National league baseball club, been ordered to appcar before lo- cal draft board here last night, and to submit proofs that¢ he is engaged in an essentinl occupation He was given deferred classification because of dependents. McKech- has his WRESTLING BOUTS POSTPONED. Hartford, July 12.—The scheduled wrestling matches at the Grand thea- ter Jast evening were postponed at the last minute until next Wednesday night, July 17. This action was taken because the fact that W dek Zby Polish champion, was not of condition for the bout, recovering from @ number right hip of the in the best being just of bad hoil <o, on his F AND SMITH TONIGUT. Miske acherous the mark Jersey tonight cight with eight-ounce buffers. 1t that Will and ye Ml Billy the tr will toe ball park argument is the second and Gunboat heavens at the in_an Smith, permitting, City round time brave Gunner have met, and mayhap it will not he the last. In April of this year Miske and the good Gun- ner met at Atlanta, and the St. Paul Perpetual Motion chine rececived end | the grounds the referee’s deck at the of the fray, Gifford athlete recentl mobile Americ Ttalian seeing coffee, night tre can in Robe liams, steerin bulanc near t D CROSS SPORT NOT Cochran, known about ten years ago and winner of several hig auto- races is now in charge of an can Red Cross rest house for soldiers His chief business is that they plenty of hot bread, jam and tobacco day or whenever they turn up ‘nches. He also has recreation near the hut the men dulge in Italian sports. ertson Williams—*Fatty" the Andover athlete, an American Red over the mountain Italian front well Yale more ¥ et where Wil- been am- trails many has g Cross = he for months. R of an lance 1 Rom bascba fellows ian arn worker made a One of cently the bal are ms borrow W 1911 Cross the is chief ambu- front. Bates, Harvard American Red headquarters at Baseball Italy. Italy, July supplying a in —Americ new bond of between men of the Ital- and American Red Cross along the Italian front. It n instant hit with the Italians. the ambulance men wrote ‘Most vet catch 1 with but they Lking They our is not in n il hip my is of them their stomachs rapid progres Al it whenever TENER-HERRMANN SILENT, Atlar move i tween President tional Elk's ¢ Tener refused mao the ar tion: ing of N. policy of silence and flatly declines to{ real estate man, who admit crisis. Sprir ond d Boy St manset ductive characterized crowd especin was we Brusie heats, of the las DUNDEE AND MON7 John has with Italian associa combin ing on pride t thousar are the thing what tt trouble bout City a 1 Cinci Myers, eligible reinstated Ba the action ba cor withou join it the cluh, on. Scotty with itie City, July n the baseball the two major John K. Tener League, who convention to talk ro to be added,’ National League. Herrman, chairman Commission, continues 12.—The controvers leagues is of the here fou IPurther than “There is sald the next N is the noth headd of the his Y Al that baseball has to come a TIELD ROSK While the esc the Springtield meeting at Willi- pro- SPRING ghicld, \y's racing ate cheuit t track of was not battles another Iy trot vesterday £o0 sensational the first, nevertheless v pleased, with the 2:15 h the powerful Jess Y. with fter gruelling which the Wilaski mare as large was 1y whi on at the reins, SiX von t three. EITH BREAK. that he lations little been the money-mak with many Dundee all Monteith the wee Scot ted for nine ation had been Dundee can o & bank account vds of dollars, and it Monteith can No hein announces business r The have ny vered and years and a o point of the chances the same Just that Dundee’s in one seems to know differences are, except began to Lrew after Mickey Donley weeks ago Jersey few 1" MYERS REINSTATED July 12-—Player M. placed the Brooklyn club, the Myer: he Brooklyn H n- wits nnati, was on of the vesterdiy who list by notified regretted his club 11 commission nmission {hat of leaving the t permission and desired to re- His reinstatement had of the Brooklyn at once. Adorsement from ! upto | this | National | Results Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh Chicago -3, Philadelphia Br N Standing Chicago New York Pittsburgh | Philadelphia. Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis hica Cir Pi at Boston Brooklyn at New York at Philadelphia 3, at AMERICA Results Cleveland 1, Ne Boston 4, Chica Philadelphia 8 Detroit &, Wash Sta ng o Soston Clevelund | New vork ;. Washinzgton Chicago =t Louis Detroit 3 Philadelphia .. Game: at at Chicago Loui Ph Was Ne INTERNATIC Results Tot Rochester 1, Bu Newark-Baltime (Only three Syracuss garn Standing ¢ Binghamton Rochester Baltimore | Toronto | Bufralo | Newark | Syre use Jersey City me: at To at Bu Balt at F Syracuse chest Newark at Jersey City Results Worcester 4-0 Waterbury 7 Bridgeport 9, New London P N Bridgeport New London New Haven Hartford Springfield . Waterbury Worcester i « Worcester Providence New Haven Springfield ame; at ¥ at at ¥ | Great NAME JOHREN Is Ro | Racegoers have Johren means. T [ able to understan: people came to ta i 2 horse which pre | the reat | tor Racer ime season’s Walter Salmc tell is ca to tells Rowe, seems that T attends I himself, o what he Jimmy It ey, who | ehristening | & motoring | the way to trouble, looking being 1l e talked various them nume tour cor W aceos he « to 1 among his | his 1 | said “trangencss of the | made 1t veur young her A ney farm lings, # Johren known & @ couple scrawniest, he ever 5o bad ths expressed fnture a tine that 1RO on a look was to \ mong whic aral o Blue 1 | of hune | things looked promise for their they had christenin Narn Whitney, creat race that tramp vear. If That's name n one pointing horse 1 met how M. Co. M will play { row afternoon The game will be Gibney and Wade for Co. M. Keofe VS, Ho th it CO. The, team Standing of the Providence ...... New Namesake wa th others, inything, Johren AGUE Yesterday »oklyn ston St. Louis f the Clubs 38 34 31 30 Games Today =o0. weinnati ttsburgh St. Louis. N LEAGUE Yesterday rk w Y 0 St 0 Louis & ington 5 of the Clubs W L. 16 15 11 41 s Today 30ston iladelphia. hington w York INAL LEAGUE Yesterday onto 0 iffalo 0 >re, rain mes scheduled) of the Clubs W. e 44 P.C 59 30 563 484 < Today ronto iffalo imore Jinghamton EASTERN LEAGUL Yosterday Hartford 1-4 rovidence 6. Haven springfield 0. ew Clubs L. 11 19 s 28 s Today 1artford Bridgeport Waterbury London. AFTER TRAMP. of One- ad Knight. asked what been un- Whitney name on be one of remained known runs horses f the naming and ontirmed by Trainer often "hey have d how . the such to it well ck a mises est on, o the Whit- to the out on along motor filthiest set and himself, tramp the was what remem- Payne bit was Tarry quite horses, stopping some the ever man about e, The Johren. and rect ted had the ions hy eyes asked and name millionaire Mr. Whit Brookdale of present now t spring it his hateh the which is They, with looked the equine They little Rowe But was to o year- h 1t addie looking 1zed upon it there was Trainer fest by hordes. it s race tmed, and id M present > Johren, to the ‘He looks just like the road last looks worse.” by his on he cnme CRESCENTS me Guard base sents tomor- Walnut Tl park called at 3 o'clock. will be the battery or Rahm will pitch e Cr for the Crescents and Hal' will catch iBASEBALL“IN A NUTSHELL| MAYER'S SINGLE - NATIONAL | BEATS GIANTS “Tron-Man” Douglas Wins Two From Braves—Reds Win Now ester anly e sent the triple scoring Pas Pittsburgh July 1 here Pittshurgh York lost to day 3 4 fought until Pitcher Ma Mollwitz a winning run. Maver in the fifth Bighee's sacrifice fly to e game the s the ninth sing nning left with e to re plate drove a to center inning on Score > 000211000—4 200010001—5 McCarty Mayer h e. 0 4 and New York Pittsbu Smith | Schmidt gh and Boston 3-2. Pitcher Douglas. had tt distine- tion of winning both games of the double bill with Boston yesterday. He was returned winner in the first by a 4 to 3 score, after the game had { gone 10 innings, as the result of the opportune hitting and daring base- running of his mates. In the sccond game he kept the Boston hits scat- tered and won easily. Score: (Rirst Game.) 12 of the Chicago club o 11 1 ! Boston Chicago Nehf Killefer. 0020000100 0001000201—4 Henry; and and Douglass (Second Game.) 0000002 0010002 Regan and Killefer Roston 0 0 0—2 0 144 Henry; Chicago Maranville, Douglas and Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 3. Cin O { broke innati, y July 12 losing by Toney eight streak winning of straight games 698 | o { Brooklyn .......000000120—3 12 | { { Brooklyn to 3. He was | hit hard received very fast sup- { port from the entire Cincinnati team, { Who also hitgMarquard for many long { Score yvesterday, 7 but { drives, r. h. 2 0 and 1 Cin innati Marquard Ellen 10140001x Wheat; Toney 14 and N Philadelphia Wins. Lahis. Mo., July proved better than Sherdell and Johnson yesterday and Philadelphia j won the third game of the series with { St. Louis, 5 to 2, St Prender- ga h. e. 10 & 2 78 Sherdell, 5 021200000—5 000000020 and Burns; Gonzales { Philadelphia ... St. Louis Prendergast . Johnson and EVERS TAKES KI When Johnny Evers, famous see- ond baseman of the Cubs, who was recently engaged as a Knights of Co- lumbus overseas secretary, sails fdr the other side he will take with him trunk in which will be packed & complete set of athletic parapherna- lia. All the rest of the regiment of 2,000 secretaries belng sent abroad by. the K. of C. are taking along simi~ lar outfits. Here's the K. of C. ath- letic four baseball bats, two if= door baseball bats; dozen base- balls; two catching mitts; seven fielding gloves; one mask, one chest protector; four footballs; eight inner tubes for football two sets of gloves; one box containing cement, wax, needles, rubber two tennis sets. BAG. a set two boxing rubber and JACK COFFEY Des WI Ta., July H_TIGERS. 12—Jack Cof- fey, veteran Western league plaxer and manager of the local team, has signed with the Detroit Americans for the remainder of this season and will play second base, he last night. The Western 1 disband~ ed Sunday. Moines, nnounced ague MRS. GAVIN AT FRONT. 2.—Mrs. W. A Chicago, June 12 golfer, who vin, the English been playing exhibition matches in this country for the benefit of the ambulance fund, will drive an ambu- the French front this fally to a letter received vester= her husband. Mrs. Gavin's Capt. Dudley Ryder, a in Germany Gd= has lance on according day from hrother prisoner is FANS HELD UP. July 12.—A stood at park vesterday' Chicago and Boston plaving and all fans who be of draft quired to show their cards. Several who were without were held for investigation and the double-header Chicago, eral nts North Side where the Braves werc appeared squad the here Cubs fed- of of gates to age were registration re- cards so missed TRY SUNDAY AUTO RACING. Chicago, July 12. — racing on Sunday will trial in Chicago on July it was an- night The event will International Sweepstakes, for $25,000. Invitations willf only to drivers whose speed greater than 106 Automobile be given & nounced last be the 4 purse be extended have @ an hour of cars miles TRAINER WOUNDED Me., July 12.—John. ¥4 track coach Bow- who went Frances trainer nation-| of the Men's; sociation ol FORMER Brunswick, M: doin an . former colle to the Young has as athletic for al wa: council Christian a been verely wounded, cablegram received night, according to by his wife ~ last! i i from #