New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1918, Page 12

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Aug. 16.- i Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 1 Football work for| 1918 was LAY i o I Chu G e h e started yesterday afternoon at . . ] acll Only two games scheduled the Naval Academy when Head Smalley School Still Leads in| White Sox Defeat Boston; Eddie | = I ) Standing of the Clubs dates from the new fourth class 5 e The squad will he doubled Baseball Race Collins Lost Game New ‘York 9 now engaged in other athletics =7 Pittsburgh 5 3 are released Though most of he Inter-Playground le : New York, Aug. 16.—Cleveland lost | Cincinnati ........ 55 the material is light. there is a ¢ Hill park yesterday morning | chance to gain on the Boston lead- | Brooklyn 6 i fair number of heatier men ers here yvesterday, losing to New | Philadelphia ...., 4 5 The division will be divided York., 3 to ses won in | Boston .. a5 9 E into groups 101 victory to their already good- | the Smalley playground boys added | ording to weight, third inning, scoring twice on | St. Louis ......... There are about a dozen men of wins. The Burritt boys | Caldwell's single, Gilhooley’s triple I weighing upward of 180 pounds, vers Mo mear opponents however. | andsdaniSinneld fouti M GaldwellNwas | Games Today The present week will be used | effcctive for New York in the pinches. and they were leading the first five | The score innings by a sci of 5 to 0. At this Brookliyn at Pittsburgh fomeUE ¥ o aduad i andither oW S ol G will be daily practices from now 1y i r. h. e Philadelphia at Chicagc ulSfolithe fend kot theliseason, Fithe stage of the game the Smalley boys | New York 01290000x—3 6 0 Boston at St. Loui: work expanding as the tempe settled down to some hard hitting | Cleveland 000000110—2 8 1 e i ture permits. Dobie wa and struck their regular stride in Coveleskie and O’Neill; Caldwell tcam play and they soon overtook and [ and Walters passed the Burritt team and when 5 s much AMERICAN LEAGUL pleased with his new men and & the spirit shown. Results Yesterday the game ended they were on top ! r 3, C = e y . Philadelphis w York Cleveland 2 = 11 to 7 count to their credit. Iphin . 3 Chicago 6, Boston 2 = — — = standing of the various teams in | Philadclphia, Aug. 16.—St. Louis, | ¢ e : T Seltoaate s s follons by timely hitting, coupled with the | & "‘:’K"‘\xm-y '(‘”I’;"l"““‘”" BATTLES IN THE ashing . Detroit 2 ; . p.c. | wildness of Jamieson and Adams, and " : Smalley .....i.... 88 | battery misplays. won the second ! St o HARDWARE CIRCUIT Smith _ ) 5 555 ( game of the series from Philadelphia Standing of the Clubs | Bartlett .. Al 5 {00 | yesterday, 7 to 2. Rogers kept the 16 Bast ey P 5 75 | loc ws hits scattered. Gardner | Boston ... 5 45 T | Burritt 3 7 100 | i lendidly, starting two double | Cleveland 5% « Rockwell-Drake and Annex to Stage What appears to be two of the best | Plays. The score ‘\f"‘f’”\‘.“‘;‘_;fi” o A Game Saturday At St. Mary's games of the season will be played r. h. e | New York Sk 5 in the Walnut Hill City Baseball | St. Louis 2100103007 9 2 | Chicago league at Walnut Hill park tomor- | Philadelphia . 001000010—2 10 2 | St. Louis % i ow afternoon. The first game will| Rogers and Severeid; Pierson, | Detroit o What promises to be the best game s < v s, Ja Eon Gl ~AVO: Philadelphia ... % 3 of the se: - ar - s be played between the Crescents and | Adams, Jamieson and McAvoy | ; e Ore e a e e the North Ends. The Crescents are _ league ake place ir S r l' ° lns’ holding down the first place position Washington 6, Detroit mes Today game Saturday at s v's field be- n the league race and have secured Washington, Aug. 16.—Opportune | Cleveland at New York tween the Rodkwell-Drake team and ! e get a box of Helmar into the hands playing. The North Ends are going [and Cunningham’'s wildness. enabled Detroit at Washington he Rockwell-Drake team have strong at the present time and are | Washington to defeat Detroit yvester- St. Louis at Philadelphia heen strengthened two wee owding the Crescents for their lofty | day, 6 to 2. The score = winning the last two an t e o ] . e games they bet OI ev ma ‘rescents a hard tussle to maintain [ Washington . 00002040x—6 10 3 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE this time to_trim them. The - oc their scanty lead. Both teams are | Detroit 200000000—2 5 3 — well-Drake team must win Saturday anxiously awaiting the umpire's Cunningham and Spencer Ayers, Results Yesterday. to have a chance for first place and “Play Ball” and the game should | Maiteson and Ainsmith Binghamton 7, Jersey 2 championship and no doubt the best certainly be an interesting one to the — Baltimore 4, Newark game will be playved right here ever-increasing crowd that gathers : Chicago 6, Boston Buffalo 10. Rochester ¢ The Rockwell-Drake team will use Ma/""_[" o the Highest Grade Tirkish he park on Satu s afternoon i, e e T e Hamilton 5, Toronto Oakes on the mound, as it was he and Egyptian Cigarettes in the Warld Bpartans and the Company M team | Boston to.six hits, three of them com- N | who pitched a no-hit game agains are booked in the second game. The | j,o iy the first inning, when the home | Standing of the the Annex when last they clashed, but rtans are tied for second - place | taerm scored two ruas, and: Chicago S 1 two errors bringing in a 2 to 0 scove withit}e NorthiEnds and s winiover| tooic the tesond tarial ot iive sericnr 6.l moronts _ i Sl G hnnex ohh. L he Company M boys will place them ol ko = 564 1 will do the flinging for Annex. Second n a position to move up the ladder uickly. = Although the Company M |j,¢t night for Philadelphia to enlist eam holds down the last position | i ;e Marines. The score he defeats that have placed them in | his position have been by the nar- | micago 130000020 Hamilton swest of margins and they have | po o 200000000 Jormey Gy ba S this league a bitter fight will | he distinction of giving the speedy | Guinn and Schalk; Miller . A > place as all teams are tied for | scents a good sound beating. This |« nang (e TR ! first with two won and two lost. The sume should be fully as good as the | £ | onto at Rochester st saane B ey ol have battling | 0 0g crowd of youngsters cheer- | eighth and was knocked out of the box, | victory being the result of PEnSE NS LR OB o RHODE ISLAND R\CING. ore at Jersey City e end e . their own team | while Demare \lso hit hard. The | pitches and a passed ball der the ba rd for Walnut | 0y ¥ \ng. 16.-—Sixteen Buffalo atl Hamilton § | ond game the Acorns and ckwell e 5 o oeanchea e TRy Zentlyl ofi New! Vork latarted 1 g A% falo at 14 Drake second teams will ¢ Score g were Binghamton ut Newavk e R 1 “‘~“‘\.M”;(.V,‘ .. 020302 5 coming ] f five runs and | game with the Dodg and St. Louis Playground. ago, and [to 2. It was the last league game | Bii ' [Rlllce Lieiaeins dornann | | this year for Eddie Collins. He left | Baltimore Sy D : N game at bring together the ¥ ochester ........ 56 P n7a | Emeralds with Mitchell in the box | Newark 3 ol ; {9 | against Hinch for the Vikings. Bu o 11 Hardware Clty Junior League, ! i | | [ 111l park tomorrow afternoon looks | 1 vesult in some . uternoon GRAND CIRCUIT RESULAS - e Bl neet Kb ind t ¢ e 1 i ek ' th of Ml ! w\\‘ Philadelphia. Aug Fo the e will De i ecs | Meehan and S Willian - the 2:18 tro .y».u)u;.; the Ma- | I Umplr A oiin ithoda Ash »f the most impo ar-old trottin Michael of : = = : s by €. M > | class e Chonit On the S \l;;:\mwuu the st | NATIONAL LEAGUE pitehe 1 « ne! T i i Coonibe RICHARDS AND TILDEN WIN ielson N, won T pace. | g, e Vetertiny ion v's and Colts wyground team B o e Boston, Aug. 16 ncent Richards The 1 GetomEMinneduolil hin ) David Guy, owned Ty | W ake their appearance here with Sl »t New York an i . Tilden, | Boy. « by Je LS Y hrothers of Poug Goxman B of Philadel nto the | W 1. Ma ; ind driven by play, The (rto will be in the box for A Royals g \“"‘;(,'1 ; ol S ey S ¢ Smith yelock s Dr. Kilburs 10000110 St Mary's Vs, Colts, 000000100, while the St by i cam will Dolan and Me- | Giangs Lose Out to Reds After Piling | f BOWLINC ommy ] round « ¢ Nationu! lawn ten y Murph ) were six J e S L B e e e SEMI-PROS BEAT BROWNS Mol ol et e et Juvenile Basehall League up Pive-Run Lead—Pirates Defeat Unknown Partner League, teating Nat W. Niles of [ professional Central Steel baseball | jes Y. R. Pell of New York in semi- | team vesterday defeated the Boston | old record for s track. and David | ever seen on any plavground the | cincinnati, Aug. 16.—Steele allowed Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 1 8nal round erdag by « Xational league club, 3 to 2, in an| Guy took the next two, clipping the | You Cubs defeated the Rovals in | Cincinnati two hits in Pittsburgh, Aug. 16.—Pittsburgh de- ol 6-4, 4-6, S exhibition game here. record to 2:05 1-4 in the second heat. | a sea-saw game 11-1% It was watched ! innings yesterday, but weak in the ! feated Brooklyn yesterday, 3 to 1, the : e | raves in 2:06 a new three-vear- | two of smalle kiddies team