New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 8

—ATHLETICS NOSE OUT YANKEES IN TENTH INNING— DERMIT 1S GRANTED | O TOLEDD BOUT No Objection Is Entertained byi Boxing Commission to Title Battle ‘ Toledo. Ohio. May i.—Plans were | drawn yesterday for an immei in Bayviow park, on Maumee Bay. in which the Jess Willard-Jack Demp sey twelve-round bout for the heavy- | woight champlonship the world | f will he staged July 4 Toledo charities anticipate receiv- ing $21,000 a vesiult of the bout. figuring 7 per cont of gate receipts, estimated by Frank Flourney, asso ciated with Tex Rickard., who is pro- moting the bout, to run about $300.- 000. The Toledo Boxing commission vesterday issued a permit for the bout The arena be staged at noon of July 4 completed. e arena | which o'clock will seat in the fight will on the after- 50,000 when Mayor to Grant Permit. Cincinnati, May 7.—Cornell Schrei- ‘ber, mayor of Toledo, here to appear in a case before the United States Court of Appeals, said yesterday that | he would positively grant a permit for the staging of the Willard-Demp- sey fight at Toledo, July 4. He said he saw no bbjection to the boxing exhibition, as it would be of a scien- | tific nature and would net from $25, 000 to $30,000 for the city's charities. He said he favored the bout be- cause of its advertising value to To- ledo. Willard Is Satisfied. Angeles, May 7.—“Toledo suits Jess Willard’s comment | on Tex Rickard's selection Ohio city as the place for his bout with Jack Los me,"” vesterday of the his championship Dempsey. “I have alw me,” Willard said anywhere, all We ‘can do a lot of fighting in a dozen Tounds. We should have no | difficulty in settling who is the better man in a twelve-round battle.” Willard i here staging a movie spends the greater part of cach day out the “lot” at the studio sur- | rounded by a picturesque lot of cow- and “atmosphere.” Tt will take two weeks longer to complote picture. He will then leave for Middle West, but as yet does not just when he will reach Toledo was | said anywhere ts | Toledo or Turkey | right. Ho on his the know De Excelsior Sp Jack Dempy y returning marning road work here vesterday expressed entire satisfaction with the prospect of a twelve-round go at To- ledo, Ohio. with Jess Willard on July 1. Dempsey let it be known he fa- vors the limit fixed by Tex Rickard over the longer route ipsey Also. n Mo., May - from early BOSTON RUNNER WINS Fred Faller of B. A. A. Captures Mar- athon Race in S. O. 8. Games at Le Mans. Paris, held May the . track meet can soldiers in the service of the supply department at Le Mans closed Monday with the in- termediate section winning the cham- pionship. The cight-mile Marathon Fred Falle of the Bos- his time being 41 minutes P. C. Thompson threw the javelin 164 feect 8 inches. Place winners in this meet will compete in the games to be held by the Ameri- can expeditionary forces to select en- tries for the interallicd games, be held soon The divisions of American Army of Occupation formed a baseball professional and semi-professional plave being on the rosters of the different which will tour throughout the Co- blenz bridgehead. An American rug- football team, with stars from Califorr has been formed from the Army of Occupation and will meet team selected from French army Lieutenant Paul Treanor, of Boston won the tennis championship of the Army of Occupation yesterday and became an entry in the tennis tour- nament which will beld the American expeditionary forces. by seconds, the have league, teams, a men in the Tenth be by AUSTRALIAN STAR COMING York, May He Mel- featherweight boxing cham- Australia, will arrive in this or Saturday, ready to seek of his weight. Melville will be management of Charles .J who manages Ted (Kid) er welterweight champion featherweight arrived several days ago tor r the Harvey, Lewis, forr The Australian in San Fancisco YALJE WINS AT N . New Haven., May 7.—The Yale ten- is team de ed the Haven awn Tennis cluh here yesterday aft- by taking all excepi one of ing matches. Wiley lost of Jawn club in hard thereby accounting for Yale's match so far this 1 ernoon the six Day fight first tn the a sethack in any AETNA BOWLING " ALLEYS. Church Street. Open Alieys at All Times ONE HURDLE éVENT NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MAY 7 OF U. OF C.R.ERDMAN, JR. A HIGH AND LOW HURDLE CHAMPION BOWLING NEWS N. B. MACHINE LEAGUE. Office. McCarthy Hancock Cadoret Swanson Lofgren Lippard 85 102 s8 S 60 a Bloodgood Denschick Secotton § L with a 8 | home Mechan Purchasing. Kallgren Litke Williams Foley Rend Jones BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL NATIONAL LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. New York 6, Boston 4. Brooklyn 11, Philadelphia Chicago 7, Cincinnati 0 St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 1 9. Standing of the Clubs, Brooklyn Cincinnati New Yorlk Chicago 5 Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis . Boston 000 Games Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brookiyn. Chicago at Cincinnati AMERICAN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Philadelphia 3. New York 2. Boston Washington 0. St Cleveland 3 Detroit 1. Louis § Chicago 3, Standing of the Clubs, Chicago Boston New York Cleveland Washington St. Louis Philadetphia Detroit Games Today. New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Newark 6, Binghamton 2 timore 7, Buffalo 1 Toronto 6, Readin Rochester-Tersey cold weather) ity (postponed the Clubs. W it Standing of Toronto Baltimore Newark ding Rochester Ruffalo Jersey City Binghamton Games Today. Rochester at Jersey City, Ringhamton at Newark Toronto at Reading Buffalo at Baltimore. (ADDITIONAL SPORTING t\'l-]\\ S ON FOLLOWING PAGE.) 8 | in the ATHLETICS OUTHIT * BUT DEFEAT YANKS Shannon’s Drive Scores Burns in Tenth With Deciding R~ | May % ° temporarily Yankec representatives Derby Philadelphia Mackme mad humble opped the taki Amer- | by a The | 1o extr: n in th camp of the into 2 here the ] s hefore the With the teams deadlocked tenth, two down and Shannon broke up Fight that the winning 3 to vesterday s drove Ahieties L issuc was decided at 2 to Burns the sent I on { third, e rap to with Yankees outhit tli ns un Athletics 1 al scoring The to 4, opportunitie 0| miscued on Perry m ove wened in the | Huggins | Iy hard i nin the pinches and tall [« when n o of found the | o hit | Yankees third check hitter in York had put Seihold on bas ot to ’erry fo Thereafter until he o oW ¢ nien wer held them i) Afte rimn a | in | pinch he Wity the seventh the tying in the eighth, in and spiked the rally Thormahlen and Perry wild., T seven b Hub when ued three atted for Thormiuhlen in the eighth, | and Shawkey went on mound Now Yo Bob escaped in the blew"” the Kinney called hoth were ch g forced v on balls. oventh passes. Lamay in a run in th he the for and ninth the tonth The score cighth ut Jme i R0t 001 000 0100—2 10 4 000 000 2001—3 4 2 Shawlse) Ruel: Kinney I'erkins | New York Philadelphia Thormahlen, ! Perry, Seibold 1d McAvoy and ind Sox Win on Two Ilits, May hits, b fe 2 10/0) Boston 7 Boston ted Washington lay. After Harper second, flicd | to sc vounder made only 1 two here Vitt in Milan. Foster threw ond to force Vitt on Wal Caldwell fanned 1 need wildl piteh | Hoope ell or over second only | threc Th was times, Washin Boston Harpe: well and ston 000 000 000 020 000 00x Craft Walter and Dicinich. Coumbe's Error d, May 7 Jeveland Fatal, crowd rday Coumbe’s error enabled St Louis to Hits score the tying run in the | by Gedeon. J cided the con two doubies, 1h fice in six t The ninth obson and G Jucobson obtained | dlos and @ ~ platc st Cleveland Davenport. Louis 000 001 00 000 011 000 Lowdermilk Sothoron and Sever Coumbe O'Neil cid Morton and White, Sox Beat May 7 battle from in the pres soldiers and ambulance held Tigers, Chicago von o a Detroit 3 oner Chicago, pitchers’ yesterday thousand ing several wounded. Williams to four hits. Boland but White Sox | Heilman, Jacl IFelsch's sacritice to 1 several includ lond of the Tigers was hit der, the won a fumble by | son's three- nad fly The scor 000 G610 000~ 002 00x and ! Detroit hiche 010 imd and Stanage ms and Schalk HOOSITERS, May 7.-—Josh Devore New York Giants < world chanmipion (he Indianapolis club. DEVORE Indianapolis who played with the when this team has signed witt 1 American association wirn P. 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Pitchers and Win 11 to 9 DODGERS OVERCOME Mz 7 Dodgers had a fever at Brooklyn, ling ~The vor leazue- attack >ntation To Jacik ( Libbet: the their manager of splendid ey ay. begin with, nte hilo Phillies, shotgun with th their the Phillies Colhy oombs, ers 1he utomatic presented tea set brotherly and cnerosity still throbbing breasts, the Dodgers presented with a seven-run lead, a first and an- sccond for good mate iy o Then | 1l uti silver of love in the other tally in the measu Then the Dodg verse Bnglish and pre; a fearful lambastir started the re- ented them with The fin 11, Philadel- ob- Brooklyn o turn { in the a row After them Joe Ocschger bases fall ‘em over three in the Dodgers opened up in the the pealk | singles, a Wwith two snatched in the ond nd hom shelled J it barraze triple S Ny the Phillies, Tooked alike up their terrific hammered Mike | jathush in the ver and the in in- + pair off the Brooklyn man in the or of three le and a which passes and a flee X ru All Brookly om pitehers Keep all sixth to the Prendes fourth Joited I and rireloth, w reer rom for a pair of singles bi and the cig eludin sles. tripics Every Brook- | more hits 1 R B0 000 011 a {188 10 1] 005 111 113 na 6§ sehzd ' and cloth Braves Stil) York, May 7. mination the ¥ noon Losing. New irm Actuat to 1ves, tl no b the Giant presence | losin reak of Ve . the yesterday in of 18 1sh day” the Polo attered them Grounds sel upc uch- tribe drubaed by 1o 1 The rger m mug basc-running Harlem in would oy the which have much part Arew b but bizarre on sprinters timely throv of the forth somc Bostonians, The two most the ratifying feat not it might have been-——were the and the pitching )klahoma Oalk.™ to seven alheit three <olid in chara res of one. cont for was S0 of Jesse Barnes Jess held ihe blows the Braves seat. of th ter The scorc R. 1 100— 4 7 101 210 10x— 6 14 | Northrup., Demaree and Girnes and MeCarts Another. May T.—Vaughn Boston York 100 101 Reds Drop Cincinnati, o, ! Pittshurgh | Goodwin them a held the and the Reuther in the an er Reds fo three hits yesterday locals were shut out, 7 to 0 sta well, but fifth inning, when five I el Flolloche featured rted itsrand ave the Cubs five batting e gof ru running one a The base hits, and three home run score Chicago 000 Cincinnati Va ther 150 100 006 000 Killifer: Raride 000 0 oa Luque, Reu- nd Allen and n and hn Pivates Are Nosed Out. Louis, May 7 final zime the series terday. 2 to 1. May in the did not get zhth innir stolen the St Louis took from After first sevond when | netted replaced the visitors t base until the e inning, fir two singles and a base The score i Pittsburgh 000 St. Louis ....101 000 00x— o] Miller and Schmidt Goodwin and Snyder 000 010 D an May, weakened | | | | COLLEGE BASEBALL | : two base hit by Enswarth West Virginia Cornell Lemsle con and 10210000 00000101 Martin Misplays by Cornell Prove Valuable to | Go ind West Virginia-—Tigers Win From N. 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