New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1919, Page 8

NE ERALD, TUESDAY, E 17, 1919, INDIANS TAKE RED SOX MEASURE AGAIN—GIANTS AND CUBS ENGAGE IN ANOTHER TEN INNING BA "LEONARD HAS EASY TIME BEATING DUND EE—NAVY ATHLET —s—=r= TTL ES RECEIVE DET. ARVARD FOOTBALL PLANS ARRANGED Crimson Squad Will Probahly Report September 19 Cambridge, Mass., June that 1 has put house in order by arran important detail in the coming season, announcement be made th fall practice will the date likely main squad ert Fisher There will little change in the Harvard coaching staff next fall. All Percy Haughton’s lieutenants who can find time to do so will aid in the de- velopment of the team. No one has been more active in seeing that Har vard football be placed hands than Haughton himself. The great Harvard coach will probabl spend the greater part of the re- mainder of the year in the south, but 17.—Now football the most plans for the is ta its begin. Sept. 15 is to be selected for the to report to Coach Rov- in the event af his work belng trans- | ferred to Boston or even New has promised Coach Fisher sistance. Leo H. Leary, his end coach, who an- nounced his retirement several months ago, is expected to modfy that statement. R. W. P. strategic coach and chief scout, expected to be present, and many other coaches who have surrounded Haughton during his se cess on the gridiron w Fisher's assistance if they are nceded Walter H. Wheeler, Jr., of Alban Y., captain-elect of the 1917 sent word to Cambridge several weeks ago that he would not return to college, but the selection of Fisher, who is an especial friend of the young New Yorker, may cause him to change his mind. The selection of a captain at any event will not be made until the fall, when the plavers an opportunity to get acquainted The Crimson has this to of the new coach: “The uncertainty rounded the univi ball season has been largely by the athletic committee's selection of the new coach. Robert Fisher has been spoken of as an available candi- ever it was known that Major Haughton not return. His expericnce under the not only as an assistant player, makes him valuable, “The foatball shole, a bright JEE men will be isia wemarkably it is considered were 1 flock to ~ which has sur- t recent coach, but a e outlook one. Seven able to play, fine showing, that the last ed and the seasons ormer which when formal last let- g0, Be- mes aw th months t that rate 0 braught out at least la new material s one recent year. will be difficulties, for, sports, the continuity oken, and it will take time and in- nite practice to reform old and to lick musty material into shape. Farmer Coach Haughton, however, has expressed every confidence in Mr F abilities as next year's coach and the seven ‘H’ men who have worked under him before are ready to swear by him. Moreover, Coach Fish- er himself has declared his fixed in- tention of continuing, in essentials. at least, the Haughton the silable nu s in er has been + St s M 5 4 New York. 5 Cincinnati . icago boklyn Pittsburgh . » Phila. £t AMERICAN L S. M. T i M T W ™ TO SIGN ARTICLE s Pilz t champio t. Mary's he prin- P owr July m Walsh & playgro this Holl- the 8 o'clock to sizn GROW IS SUSPENDED. Cineinnati, June 1 Heinie captain and third baseman of Reds, was suspended a for week of the time when | the proper | York he | | Brown, the | sons of suc- | team, | have | ity’s coming foot- | dispelled | definitely could | particu- | on the! the spring practice of two | welcome | e a supply of | Of course, | habits | | Challenger Works With Weights and stling | Groh, | the i CINTO Jess Barnes and : . Have Pitchers” Battle | | Chicago, June L7.—For the second successive time the Giants and Cubs battled into the tenth inning vesterday and once more vicory | to the boys represening the big on the Atlantic coast. F time in the three gamc tory was decided by margin. With the teams deadlocked at 3 to 3 iu the tenth, Zimmer doubled, stole third and came home | with the tally triumphant on Earl ]‘ mith's timely thump to right for two { ba giving New York the vic went burg the third series lone vie- 3 ory to Smith's knockout blow heartbreaking pitching duel jess Barnes and Phil Barnes twirled magnificent ball and deserving of victory. but Dougla: figuratively was triumphant in defeat With his team crinkling up at critical periods behind him, furnishing him with a support that was ing and discouraging. twirled on and on and stcmmed on- | slaught after onslaught of the slug- ging Giants almost single handed | The only carned run the Clan M | Graw scored off Shuffling Phil w | the tally that decided the tag end of the game. A brace of Ghicago errors, one by Kilduff and the other by Dic d the way for a two run lead the Giants in second frame. After the Cubs had | tied the score in the third and shot | to the front by a one run margin in | the fifth, Douglass was forced to see | New York tie the score in the seventh | with the aid of a wild throw by O'Farrell, who was behind the bat for Chicago on account of the spiking of Killifer onaccount of the spiking score: i w York Chicago Barnes as cnded a between 1 H Douglass. | i { Douglass as i i by 0200001001—4 0020100000— McCarty O'Farrell. 10 6 4 Smith; | and and and Beat Phillies, 17.—Pittsb vesterday, 6 to knocked out of the hox in the first inning, when the Pirates secured four ru Three other pitchers were used by the visi- | tors. In the eighth and ninth in nings Adams was bombarded by | Philadelphia, six hits netting four runs. Cooper was substituted and re- tired the side with two men on b Third Baseman Boeckel to the Boston team yesterday will join the Braves when they here Wednesday. The score: Philadelphia 0000010225 Pittsburgh 40101000x—6 Woodward, Rixey, Watson { Cady; Adams, Cooper and Pir: Pittsbur June defeated Philadelphia Woodward w te: ah <o, was released He com 12 4 and Schmidt. | Rain St. Loui Halts Game. June 17.—Jupiter Pluviv and the Cardinals shunted the Dodg- back into the slough of despond terday with St. Louis leading, 2 to In the Cardinals, half of the fifth | storm broke and chased all hands | to cover Mamoux fannd five and vielded five hits in the four in- nings permitted the Cardinals to face him. Two doubles by Smith | proved Al's undoing for Jac i | tered each time he got on. The { Brooklyn 00000—0 Louis 1010x Krueger; v 0 men | Mamaux | ana Snyder. and Meadows DEMPSEY WORKS EASY Shadow Boxes, But Does No Spar- ring With Trainers, Toledo, June 17— { no work with the but tugged at the weight boxed and punched the { the crowd w od in h his paces. chalien | Dempse | in ed do any 19 serio s 5 pounds. train- | This was decided upon by Kearns aft. er physicians had advised him any rov work with the gloves would i likely result in reopening the over Dempsey's cye. Kearns decided not to - as the wound, it ably would not be the hly hen Dempsey climbs into fhe face Willard, and the champion, wags feared, would likel | hic attack on the injur easily impair the ch, The Army, Navy and C Boxing Control vester that it itation 1o this dan- healed it ich would r's vision vilian Board ady ace £ 1 Rickard in pick the referee officials. The board., Rick- dvised, will submit f Dempsey and W approved by the hox > its W referee selection McINNIS'S GREAT June 1 Stuffy” MeInni. n t Boston Ameri- ns. is developing a rer ble field- ing record. Playing in irty-eight ames of the R to date at first base McInnis has fielded without = flaw. He has handled the ball times for 413 putouts and 28 assists. His average of 1.000 is unequalled on RECORD. Boston uglass here | run ' an | disappoint- | ssue in the ! the | id last night that the | that | opened, prob- | pted | D “N” FOR DEFEATING CA E—HARVARD FOOTBALL PLANS CO S—FAST HARTFORD BANS SUNDAY BASEBALL MPLETED EASTERN LEAGUR ! Ralph Head s Poorly Senators One Run-—Spaid Hartford work in splendid pitching Worce ! the Hartford for feat for about Jocals’ Wora Hartfor Keife the ent dropped by s | Flaherty Providence rare form fannin time men, three hard, e when four won idence Provide W Springfield, J team defeate score of , of one run all of came played a Pittsfielc Bridgepart tizht | Americans weake g | touched fo coming W lost a Heh! Ihe that time Neither entire Bridgeport Haven House and Loan: | New PERSHING Credit wound | Paris. —The nt: ord-t il ing erous init ta whic | finest The « sentation 150 of 5 tance The strong | cot | ar 1 Robert They Wi terbury raid and The scorc: ; Springfield | Tillman and and Wilder Given Completion Joinville mented in anno runners United yroadswor I Pullen i der Wh;t a Mzmike};i in the Zoo Thinks AbOl}t whAaT A Lee!l 1 wisa Jocko WouLd PAY BACK Twose FIVE PEANUTS HE ToUCHED ME FOR \ GET A Geob LAUGH OUVT OF ThEsSE TigHT. SKIRTS, AnD THey CALL ME A HA = HA GooD. THANKS FoR TRC PEANUTa PEOPLE LOOK AT me AND LAUGH-, | WONDES wHr?! F L Loow AS FUNNY To PEOPLE AS Some PESPLE LOoOK ME CF,/COURS BLAME, THEM FoR LAUGHING = t - 0F COURSE &t REALIZE UVE HMAD MUCH BETTER OPPCRTUNILTIES AND OUGHUTN'T CRITICLZE FolLwxs WHEN | SEE PEOPLE UM GRATEFUL t JusT ESCAPED BaING QONE OF EmM-~ THEY LWE (N LITTLE BoXES ~-pNoT ABIT AS COMFORTABLE AND CLEAN AS THLS CAGE, Too BAD THE YIDDIES CAN'T HAVE AS NICE A PLACE To LINE IN AS | Do WHAT A STRANGE PEOPLE !l- THeY SAY AND Do SuCH FUNNY THINGS — | DON'T G&T ‘Em AT ALL- SUCH FUNNY SHAPES AND SZES AND CoOLCoRS. A S L, TAKE HEAR - There'3 GOING To BE A TERRIBLE DRrRouTd JULY, FIRST, i 4 EoPLE GET ALY EXCITED OVER WELL GUESS [ CGEELE wING AND THeEN Go o BED AMERICAN LUAGU Supporied and Drop Another me b e Results X Hurls b Fi o Game 17 —F Giv i resulted in 2 yesterday afternoon at tadium and another de Hartford, » to 1. This makes fifteenih zame out of the ¢ defeat list that has been | un. The d infieid support iTead onto 4 Taronto 1 sterr Binghamton 4 seore h. e S Clevels | st. Louis Detroit ¥ Washington Philadelphia 000001100 000000010— Fic and Redmond 1d »ston June 17 rday and struck ice id was 1n out 12 and Hanley | St in N Chicago in Cleveland in F in Was Fest Ganues 1 Louis i pecially hits w | G the cor| The delphia ton (two Games Today. Rochester in Buffalo in Newark Binghamtan in Reading Te Paltim in Jersey City Detroit tor in ronto in NATIONAL Ce 01300000x-—4 . 0000000000 Weeden Results Yesterday. TASTERN LEAGTE., TResnlts Yesterday, fartford 1 Worces eld i ingfield , New Haven . Waterbury th inning on accot ield v With t e visitor 0 to e exception th two m Standing of the Clubs, me L. B standing of the Y Clabs, ovidence | New York 1 | Cincinnati geport ester .101012000. 000002000 Davine: Purvere, Green Broo Phi ! Boston ¥ clphia Tu pitchers in Games Today. York in Chicago Brookiyn in St. Loui: Philadelphia in Pittsbu neinnat ed Games Today. Hartford ngfield Bridgep Providence four h “h team h issucd Worcesrer Pittsfield New Haven Waterbury New to g < 1 scored one o a th at in Boston in DUNDEE BEATEN Scotch-Wop No Match for Champion me. he score 000100 010000000—1 Flehl and Mc Dundee Johnny { champion on t ecarly rounds. but Leonard cle rly an countered with smashes. In vain both with jnmping jack tactics and straig stand up boxing, at- 1pted to penetrate through mpion's defence with a telling low Benny picked many of punches off midair and met coming and halted aimed to keep ¢ defensive durin the g the blocked some Dundee er STADIUM READY. telling his Benny Leonard in Six-Round Bout t o to Army Plant an for of 1 at Philly June 135 WSPAPOTS (Associat n him visited Pe tion; I8 ie-Pont nea ring terms, ievemen a king acl Benny world's GIVE New Yor GGE June TO HOPPE. 17.—Willie Iver cup at the and lor ntation was O'Donohue, Jr. club. at a billiard player \ high tribute by Hoppe in <kill for the cailors. wrena buildi tracks , i 4 2 fter the X woeks, of the will in I ind on ative American lins with Paris diums entual was presented with a Soldier: The pr Joseph J of the of th Laveile paid rit displayed exhibitions of and ardina honor and smasl the anothe his e e n will Athlet he DT STOT IN FARMINGTON —The including % footbhall cemen e rouna lers p wrest and the as cdless punish- from Joe been Greb | mington. June 17 seball squ t 4 numbering last to is the with New heen team to a quiet .y previous to da with Crimson here as biz game place 1in night m George Louis anse. and have to meet o elzium, Col took nants the artol n from | Cline and | Mo refer the vi of New Yor of Allentown John e pen 1 clash 11 L - | place to | the annus | pine. the o con Leonard and (first game.) | 1 (zecond ' ; the | him with stiff lefts | Hoppe | "SUNDAY BASEBALL STOPPED East Hartferd Officials Put Ban Poli Team When Ite Manager Goes Too Far With Privileges. East Hartford June from residents in the immedi- s section ha in which i led Sunday bas ed Poli field It the Poli t Hartford will not be stage its weekly games ays in the future The complaint of the mes ! been plaved = o the all games in this town 11 team of permitted to here on Sun- ban ing put i the s o t develeped when the Poli team. Curtis A ford, surrounded the board fence and price of admission to and rred the small free admi with a hiz specific gam who sough The complaints were carried Prosecutor Frederick K. Fuller, wk | notified the manager of the team ¥ v and a Bridgeport team, which w: eduled to meet Poli's at the field Sunday, met disappointment when it reached Hartford Residents of East Hartford were to permit the playing of the here Sunday as long the wa made professional. The ice had been for the fans to con- { tribute to a collection during the ame. However, the feeling cropped up here t fence was erected that it was time for the local officials ta ractice before the state authorities stepped in It is against the to conduct Sunday along those lines. the fence r kes the game ctonal one which is prohibited There were few fans on hand for Sunday's but in some manner many patrons of the Sunday not law | and | caught a . of | Wazhington on | 6.—Cem- i intere: gsames | had heard of the move on the part of | the local prosecutor the game was not to be held report was circulated also in Hartford, the reason the game not played was because there a person very ill—at the point of death —in ane of the residences close to the field, and that the game was post poned because of a request from rela- tives As o and knew that about as an e vet, however, the person alleged to be at the point of de vet to be located CUDGEL IS TOP WEIGHT, his | Commander Ross's Teads | Candidates - L. the Entry for Brooklyn Handicap. K ted oklyn k, June 17.—Commande | I Cud been al- | the zel has post of honor for handicap. and a which ile furlong will be tk ction on the cpening day of Yueen County Aqued Jockey club Monday. r 130 to all meeting Cudgel pounds of the oth in an entry of sixty-four. Natural winner of Excelsior last Satur- | 4ay will incur a penalty that will bring | his impost up 127 pounds, and he | { will share place on the list | with W Sunny Slope Porter terminator Star are next order Purchase hree-yvear-olds give aw wei of the i 2st of \haL engaged The new 11 bave to give one pound two pounds was | | on to } boxers who have entered DEFEAT RED S0X Graney's Work Is Feature .of Game Boston it two strai v scoring the only firet inning, with a single, advanced on scored on 9mith's h g hit by Ruth be the m Boston 3y n of t} when tankment The score Cleveland Boston 100000000—1 060000000 Smash Wins on the Polo had a pr Shawkey and St rounds Wally esterday, but h time landing it effecti s usual, into eleven Louis carried before a Pipp sent T him B Ba t to score St. Louis 10100002009— 0001000001 and Maxs and Hannz York = Gallia hawkes Detroit 3, Washingten ngton 1 Wazhin and Det the hits, howev Wa lowesd terday June ton on drive tted The for Harper Dotraif 000001020—3 000000010-—1 Harper Chicago 5, Philadelphia Zeibold hard vesterday, 5 on hit homsa The Athletics The tcare Philadelphia 1 June 17.—Chicago hit and beat Philadslphia to 1. Felsch and Jack- runs inte the bieachsrs. Villiame 100103000—35 000010000—1 and k son and Ferl WAITZ-RETMER Rorty Agrees Boy to Hartford man of last night to Allow Weigh New Britain 130 Pounds. Rorty, | anneunced Waltz had reed to allow Bobby Reimer to en- ter the ring against the Hartford boxer in Meriden on the night of July at pounds providing Tom Gunning. will pos $100 by tomorraw night id that this is ng two pounds to Reimer than was at originally intended e chal- the New lad at 128 pounds. The managers, however, could not come ta an agroement the weight question when the time came for the clinching of the bout, Gunning refusing to agree to eithe or 129 pounds. Waltz's m doing this only June ammy Waltz. 1t he and -Hugh in ringside, forreit Rorty more first le n nged ritain on ated that he 1e greaf] st which has been manifested in the match park a, Meriden is available for 3 He said that if Gunning in nsent 130 pounds ringsid and forfeit is a sure sig that Reimer is unwil £ to box Walt: Either Dutch Brant or Battling Redd will be substituted for Reimer if ‘th: present challenge to materializy i 11 to po it fails WESLEYAN SCHEDULE. Football Management Games Hag Booked to Date. Seve Middletown, June have thus far been Wesleyan foatball hedule, fou] home games and three out of tow No game has thus far been arrange| with Trinity, but it is expected that date will ecured. According 4 present plans the season will not opa until the first Saturd in Octobel when Worcester 11 be playg in this city. The games thus far 8 rangc low October 14, —Seven same arranged on th be Worcester Tech | home Oc home October New York October 2 November November ovember rk Rhode Island State 18, New Y university Union at home. Williams at home. Amherst at Amhers§ Columbia at N¢ RALIANS COMING. Crack Tennis Players to Compete Honors In This Country. London n tennis plaved in the Pari June —~The Australi team, which recem! inter-allied tournam to the United Staf hip matches participate in ships. in is going the champio Wimbledan and Ar Tt Norman Australi the champio t decided Brookes player s yet whet! idely kno: includ tean COACHING 3 P Sunday, 15, (Asspcia Press).—Duke Mullins, who A§ Jack Johnson for his fight with T my Burne, is training t! the T Allied games which begin on Jung