New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1918, YANKEES COME FROM REAR AND DEFEAT LUCKLESS ATHLETICS—ROBINS AND BRAVES DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER—NOTED GOLFERS TO PLAY ON | SHUTTLE MEADOW LINKS TON!QRROW_ AFTERNOON—HOL CROSS SMOTHERS YALE—LUBY MAY BRING BOSTON BRAVES TO THIS CITY NEXT MONT BRAVES AND ROBINS " SPLIT DOUBLE BILL Winner in Fach Contest Has * One Run Advantage Boston, Mass., June 4.—It still is a case of “Elven Stephen” with the Dodgers and the Braves, for the teams split another double header . here yesterday and the series stands f two victories and two defecats for each A throw by Mack Wheat that hit Powell who was trapped between third and home, gave the Braves the first game in the tenth inning, 2 to 1. ‘What proved to be a death blow to the Braves in the second contest was dealt by Hy Myers, who sent a homer | crashing to the flagpole in center with | Z. Wheat on ahead in the fourth in- ning. The Braves fell only one run shy of tying the score in inning, the Dodgers score of 4 to 3 winning by First Game. Brooklyn . ..0001000000 ‘Boston . ..0000000011— Smith and M. Wheat: Rudolph, ing and Gowdy and Tragresser. Second Game. 2 Brooylyn .......003001000—4 Boston 000000030—3 Grimes and Miller; Nehf and Wil #on. Phillies Come Back. New York, June 4.—Philadeiphia yesterday defeated Woodward pitched good ball for Philadelphia after the first inning, in which Doyle hit a home run with two men on bases. Cady of Philadelphia was put out of the game by Umpire Harrison for protesting a decision. The score: T Philadelphia ....111300001—7 12 New York ..300010000—4 6 Woodward and Cady and Adam Schupp, Teney and McCarty. e. 1 2 Cubs Again Cop. Chicago, June 4.—Chicago made yesterday by shutting out the visitors, 1 to 0, in a pitching duel between Martin and Miller. After two were out in the second inning Mollwitz droped Mann’'s fily and | from | the Chicagoan reached where he scored on Deal was the onl reach the k cond, single. Mann man on the local side to vstone sack. The score: h. 000000000—0 3 ..01000000x—1 3 and Blackwell; Martin an. Pittsburgh Chicago Miller Killifer, BOWLING NEWS CLASS “B” TWO-MAN LEAGUE. Carlson— 100 Wacker— 8 106 99 Valentine— 79 Adamitis— 81 160 CLASS “A” TWO: Cage 85 Kahms— 125 167 113 99 210 220 189—1014 B. Narcum— 80 83 ¥. Narcum— 99 99 196 89 179 182 * LUBY AFTER BRAVES New York, 7 to 4. | it three straight games from Pittsburgh | | placed Fraser, held the the eighth 5 { to lose heart at Corrigan's dec | and expulsion of their | Cinecinnati Pioneers’ Manager Negotjating for the | National Leaguers to Give An Ex- hibition Here in July. Manager James Luby of the Pion- sers, is considering a plan to bring the Boston Braves of the National league to this city some time next month for an exhibition game. Com- plete arrangements have not as yet been formulated. Should the popular local manager he successful in com- | Pittsburgh pleting a deal for the appearance of | George Stalling’s team here, it afford local baseball enthusiasts fArst opportunity of witnessing a league team here in many years. the Braves roster are the names of stars well known to readers of box scores, such as “Rabbit” Maranville. 2 popular favorite here. Hank Gowdy, who was the first baseball player to set aside his bat and glove to Unecle Sam in the world war, Charley Herzog, the peppery second sacker. Holke, who was with several seasons, and Jim Thorpe, noted Indian player, recently secured from the Giants by the Braves. The pitchers include Dick Rudoph, Art Nehf and Fillingim the rve WIN BAY STATE TENNIS TITLE. Newton, Mass., June 4.—R. B. Bidwell and William Rand won the state doubles tennis yesterday by defeating R. C. Seaver and J. Wheelwight on the Brae Burn Country club course, 6—4, 5—7, 6—3, will | big | In ! the Giants for | the | championship | { Kenilworth club third o 108— 492 | Cionding. EASTERN LEAGUE New Pitcher Bags Victory For Sena- tors—Mattatucks Lose Weird Con- test—Corrigan's Work Displeasing. Hartford, June 3.—Frank Faircloth, whom Jack Coombs sent to the Sena- tors for more seasoning, got away to a bad start here against the Hillies yesterday afternoon, but all of the un- fortunate happenings came in the first inning. After that Joe Birmingham's club was held to two bingles and Hartford won its fifth game of the season, 4 to 1. The score: Hartford .. Pittsfield Faircloth and and Moriarty. 01000111 100000000 Flaherty; New Haven, June 4.—By bunching hits off Frascr in the fifth inning Nev Haven nosed out Worcester vesterday, winning 4 to 2. Lindstrom, who re- home safe from the sixth on. Hehl, though nhit frequently, w. ried by the visitors’ attack Davidson ecach got four times up. The score: r. New Haven 00013000x—¢ Worcester 010100000- Hehl and Meyers; Fraser, strom and Tyler. Al hits in four e 11 Waterbury, June 4.—In the w est game staged at Reidville this on, Waterbury was defeated 11 to 5 | | by Providence vesterday. Three local pitchers tried in vain to check the Gray's onslaughts, but ther wildness, coupled with looe playing by the in- fielders, was taken full advantage of oy the visitars. The scor T Providence 000290000-—1 Waterbury 010002020— Mulrennen, Horn and Durning, Kahn, McLellan and phy. h. 11 8 4 Weeden; Mur- 1 Bridgeport, Juue 4—The Americans landed hard and often on Paddy Green's benders here yesterday and the zame finished with Bridgeport on the long end of an 8-to-3 score. The game was a sSorry mess from many viewpoinis and Umpire bad humor added to the Bridgeport was aided by playing of the visitors, spectacle. the loose who seemed ions plavers from the field. “The score: Bridgeport Springfield 101001000 send and Skiff; Green - and Connoliy. Lo 10022021x—S8 12 I and BUSINESS MEN WIN, The Business Men's baseball team won the city championship in the in- door baseball league at the Y. M. C. A. Jast night, the final victory being over the City Guards, ore 18 to 17 The | league came to a close last night. The City Guards won second place, the State Guards fourth place in the MEDAR IS SUSPENDED. Trenton, N. J., June. 4 “Dave’ Medar, Hoboken Ilightweight, barred yesterday from participating in New Jersey bouts for three months by the State Athletic commission. failed to appear for a bout before the ‘Harrison Athletic club on May 135, declaring afterward that the auto in which he rode from Jersey City had broken down. Fortune ! team | Tyler and ! Corrigan’s | place and the | was | was | He | 'YANKEES FINISH . STRONG AT GLOSE: Huggins' Men Come From Behind and Defeat Athletics Philadelphia, by the infant Ruel and Aaron Ward A terribles, June two-man H ave the Yan- by 10 sterday. It hitting rally old | kees a ninth over the nip inning victory Athletics y and tto 9 W A battle. With the down. tuck, heavy Philadelphia 3 Ruel batting leadin 9 in ninth, Ward | blazed hit to bounded through {lowed both of the to score ¥ the fourth time Bob Shawkey was called a game for New York. i the Athletics hack in the ninth but will not the victory as the {ahead when he went Shore is credited with The score walked with for The and Shore, center. Walker ball days finish Bob turned their alf get credit Yankees were into the bo the victory five to in in G e New York 200020132—10 11 Philadelphia 000303210— 9 13 Quinn, Mogridge, Shawk 1 Shor Kinney and Perk Indians Break Even. Cleveland, Ohio, June 4.—Cleve- land and Louis broke even in a | double-header here yesterday, St Cleveland taking the second. 8 Both were free hitting contests and errors were numerous. Sisler hit two home runs in the first zame. scores to First Game r. h St. Louis Cleveland 03030002x—8 11 ‘Weilman, Davenport, Gallia Billings; Jamieson, Phillips, mann and Nunamaker, 4 Enz- Second Game. St. Louis | Cleveland Sothoron. Severeld; O'Neil A r. . 100310000—35 030230002x—$ Davenport, Wright Morton, Enzmann h. 11 14 and Washington, June 4.—Boston took the second game of the series from Washington yesterday, 4 to 3. McInnis jand Scott by timely hitfing drove in or scored ail of Poston's runs. The score: | T | Boston 001200001—4 11 0 Washington 010020000—3 § 1 Caldwell Schang; Harper and | Agnew. l Scott's Hitting a Feature, 1 h e, and Detroit Bunches Hits, the third inning and taking advantage two errors, Detroit won vyester- game from Chicago. 7 to 3, and made it three straight. The score: Chicago Detroit { _ Lowdermi | Pauss and Amnsmith. 2 © " BASEBALL IN A NUTSHEL NATIONAL LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Philadelphia 7, New York 4 Boston 2, Brooklyn 1. (firs Brook 4, Boston 3 game.) Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 0. St. Louis-Cincinnati game poned on account of rain. game.) n (second post- Standing of the Clubs, ALy 9 14 15 16 16 20 20 New York Brooklyn Chicago sl Philadelphia . Boston St. Louis Games Today. Philadeiphia in New York. Brookliyn in Boston (two.) Pittsburgh in Chicago. Cincinnati in St. Louis. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. New York 10. Philadelphia 9. Boston 4, Washington 3. troit 7, Chicago 3 Louis 14, Cleveland game.) Cleveland & game.) 6 (first , St. Louis 5 (second Standing of the Clubs. W 24 21 1B 17 16 13 10 6 11 10 11 16 16 16 20 Chicago Cleveland New York Detroit St. Louis Boston ‘Washington .. Philadelbhia . Games Today. New York in Philadelphia. Boston in Washington. No other games scheduled. INTERNATIONAL LE: Results Yesterday. Reading 6, Jersey City 0 Baltimore 13, Newark 7. Binghamton 5, Rochester Toronto Buffalo 2. Standing of the Clubs. [N Baltimore Toronto Rochester | Binghamton | Buffalo | Newark Reading Jersey City Toaay. Reading in ; City, Newark in Baltimore (two games.) Rochester in Binghamton. 3uffalo in Toronto (two games.) STERN LEAGUE. Resnlts Yesterday. Bridgeport & Sprinzfield 3. Hartford 4, Pitsfield 1 New Haven 4. Worceste: Providence 11, Waterbury 3 Providence Bridgeport Worcester Waterbury | springfield .. | New Haven ! Pittsfield { Hartford -y Games Today. Worcester in Springfield. Hartford in Pittsfield Bridgeport in Providence. Waterbury in New Haven. one | al- | Yankec youngsters of | for | A and Hannah and Kuel; Gravell, Geary, | Louis winning the first game, 14 to 8, | after overcoming a five run lead, and | €. | 4 il and | Detroit, June 4.-——Bunching hits in ! 'th and Schalk; | 9 | the ) THE CAKE MAKE - WE GET TODAY- - A SPonGE WITH A FEw oD BERRIES ON T~ NoT ~AND THEN SHE D OVER PrED oozY AND DRIPPY - STRAWBERRIES — h e i 010280300—14 12 1| (Tt Do vou_memzmpes STRAWB'RY SHORT- MoTHer USED To THE KIND I RESTAURANTS STRAW- You Wanow JoES POUR = TS WHOLE SMEAR ALL Tme CAwe PARTH 1T woulD BE ALL SOAKED THROUGH WITH Yoy, e - AND THEN SRE D TAKME A LOT OF NICE FRESH BERRIES AND CRUSH'EM ALL UP UNTIL THEY WERE KINDA SQuPY — ANnD ADD SUGAR — Tou wWao W = WHAT \ T waAS HIND OF A BISCULT DoUGH W'ITH A LOTTA SHORT NING AuD CUT AND SLICED v HALVES AND ALL PILED ON ToP pF EACH OTRER FRESH OUT OF THE QuUEMN ~ s AM:-_('MBER~ CAKE AND LOOK AT THE STUFF we GeT ToDar!l ALl and | NOTED GOLF STARS | i T0 DISPLAY WARES éBames and Hagen, Proiess,ionals,E ‘at Shuttle HMeadow Club Thursday A golf arranged attraction de lux the Shutile afternoon. has heen by Meadow chlub tomorrow Walter when Jim of game Barnes and Hagen, t of the The professionals will paired with Roger Hovey of Hartford Her- bert H. Pease of the Shuttle Meadow i elub. The play will start promptly at | i3 o'clock and will bhe over the full | | course. Following the match, the | committee has arranged luncheon | and dancing. H A Boom For the Sport. In securing such players as Barnes and Hagen, the local club has made | it pessible for the club members and | their guests of wilnessing two of the foremost golfers in the United States. | Barnes a member of the Sunset Hill Country club of St. Louis, Mo., He is an English j and has held the north and s well as the open championship of this country. | Hagen's to fame occurred | | about four ago, when he cap- tured the amateur champion- ! ship against such stars as Chick Evans and Jerome D. Travers. He is | a represcntative of the Detroit Coun- try club of Detroit. Mich. Tocal Men to Compete. Two of the best plavers in this section will pair with Messrs. Barnes and Hagen. Tt is probable through arrangement, that Mr. Pease will play with Mr. Barnes and Mr. Hovey with Mr. Hagen. Mr. Hovey, is ellar performer on the links. e has held the Connecticut championship, and | was the holder of the medal score for | the Shuttle Meadow links up to the ! appearance of Bohby Jones. the Georgia wizard at the grounds last year. Mr. Hovey’s mark for the was 72 and Bobby J one better with 71. in his match Perry Adair last summer Interest md State. coming ch i attre many o the leading cxponents will show their wares. noted be and a leap e open cours just with The | state town golf enthu be in ance. Invitations | heen extended by the Shuttle Meadow club to all clubs in Connecticut and Massachusetts, wid and £ts are expected OUR ATHLE LEAVE. es went ¢ cting | out of | to | i have 50 Mcen Who Will Represent U, 8. in Games in France Embark. New York | can athletes States army late today steamer Northern France to compete with the best | letes of the Allied nations in inter-allied tournament in Pershing stadium at Joinville Pont {June 22 to July 6 The men were *American Athletic parts of the country he best representative aggregation ible of selection. Colonel Joseph Thompson, appointed by General | Pershing to take charge of the men, { will accom) any the team. Tune who se will —Fifty 1 in the United for ath- Great by from chosen union the all Ameri- | from | and are regarded | WILLARD AT WORK } Walter Monahan, who trained Willard | unn VI for his championship mateh with Jack it | Johnson at Havana, arrived in camp i last night, and awith Jack Hempel, the oast heavyweight, will work with the i champion today Toledo— | Dempsey did not work { but idled away the time motoring, | swimming and playing around his camp. The champion will not resume h conditioning grind until Saturda Tex Rickard was so agreeably su prised over Willard condition that he said that picking the winner of the match would be guesswork “1 do not mean tF T draw, but the contest, I MUST REPLAY GAME. ¢ President O'Neil Rules That Umpi Erred in Memorial Day Decision. —Presis astert’ ordered a replay; #t Hartford -and Day morning in igeport club ape of Umpiné igan in declaring a Hartford wigh at ev innings, and Presidenf O'Neil finds that he erred in his ip# terpretation of A will The stern gue head also an® be an even one unless there is a mnounced that Player Roy Bates, fors knockout," Rickard said Willard merly with the New London club and certainly looks fine. I can tell by his claimed by the Pittsfield club, ha§ nppearance that he has been training been awarded by the national boand constantly and that he has the confi- of arbitration to Pittsfield. Bates has] dence of being able to disp of | been playing with Chattanooga, of ti] Dempsey. If I were to wager any Southern association, and was claf; money on either man, T would insist * by St. Paul, American asgbe on betting it on ciation Champion Shows Remarkable Speed ringfield, M June 4 in His First Workout in 5 vesterday, . dent Dan O'Neil, of the league, yesterday Rickard Surprised. the game Dbetween geport ric Memorial The Br the decision Toledo, June 4.—Jess Willard began four terday for his heavyweight champion- dzeport weeks of from intensive training ves- pealed Cor ship contest with tory en July 4. The watched him in his first Jack 500 Dempsey here on persons who | look elieve, for a the rules public work- out since leaving California left his canvas-enclosed ring in astonishment over the apparent excellent condition of the champion. 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