New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1919, Page 8

NE% BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, EXANDER STOPS GIANTS' SPURT—INDIANS TAKE DOUBLE HEADER FROM RED SOX—DEMPSEY'S WEIGHT SURPRISES FRIENDS——YALE DOWNS HAR- SUPERVISOR "VARD IN NINTH INNING RALLY— e PILZ AFTER CHAMPION KETONEN—HOLY CROSS DEFEATS BQSTON COLLEGE IN OVERTIME VGAME ALE TRIUMPHS OVER HARVARD NINE New Haven, J l ord breaking cro ,000 people, Yale defeated Harvard by the nar- of margins vesterday in th same of their annual series The score was 2 to 1. In attendance the biggest cver zathered to witness a m on The affair surg 15 the previous Yale commencement. Fifty Tumni headed by 30 brass bands or yaraded the f opening of the younger classes bedecked sumptuous in caloring or e design Following procession 1 8 i thra wa Conneeticut diamon: pectacle all <cen at a in the six the in costumes atric in game, the jubilant ed a pandemonium of triumph parade from Yale field thr the city streets to the campus where 4,000 alumni celebrated vietory in the first rcunion hanquet held in three vears. More sensational baseball ncver greeted a Yale thron One errar, an overthrow of first ba by Third Baseman Prann, was the sole misplay for both teams, but the Eli infielder atoned for his blunder in the ninth inning when his swzling single drove home Rabbit Sawver with the winning run Aside from the almost faultless sup- port given the pitche of Clark Selleck, Yale' pitcher, was the feature. the ind spactacular third string Selleck heid the Crimson batsmen helpless with the ! the far hole while extri- first inning, Harvard was cated from after hole by his illiant fielding support. e passcd ven batsmen and made two wild pitches, but yielded only five singles Yale's total of runnecrs stranded attests’io the excellent field- ing behind him Selleck vielded passed but two first inning only two aff his 2livery, and no Har man pass second base first to the seventh he Sahtb eption of Babe Felton nine basc and the only four hits, hatsmen. After hits were T rd hats From retired the in order initial inning ed Hallowell, brushed Hatsmen Mcls to being struck with allowed Umpi Yale ta zetting a igiar Sclleck incurve whose ball Johnstone after an ciaim the was by Dby tossed MeLeod again his favor fanned and rounder to hit. Perkins simgled filling the ba but Bond respond to duty's call, to Selleck allowing the to the plate for a Emmons. Th 1d also ended Harvard's with the delivery of the substitute pitcher, who had the call vesterday becau; of his brilliant achievement in twirling El victory at Princeton last Saturday. The score: second close in Knowle ckimmed Murphy deep with a left, a ta in o to run of put 000001001 .100000000—1 0 eechan:; Feltan ale .. rvard Selleck Bond and RUNS FOR THE WEEK! York ineinnati Chicago ooklyn ew ERICAN LEAGU M. T W T F. B Cleveland Detroit &t Louis Boston Wash New York 4 1 INTERNATIONAL LEAG M. T W TR N LEAGUE. T o) ) 3pringfield Pirtsfield New Ha e SPARTANS TO PR following members tans basehall t 1 to report for ‘clock tomorrow Anderson. Hinchli nron, G. Hannon H. Jol ACTIC of the request- m. are practice 6 evening Sct Tgoe, J Johnson sler. C hn N- and E, WITII FOIL eut. William C. Middle Western was the winn® WIN Parie, June 18.— Westphal, U. S. A. fencing champion yesterday in the round robin fencing | { Cubs finally i sors, the | the | third successive | Philadelphia the twirling | the | | terest Frothingham | iny Yalo | closed | to { and Vice and | Conklin. | i | §F01'est Gity Team Cleans Up . June 18.—The turned on their Giar Chicago. Chicago oppres- esterday, and considered a singu- winning their on from the | leaders. This victory, which came in the finul game of the serles here, was | the breaking point in a string of seven | consecutiy ts. four in New | York and three here. The score was 71t 2 The score ] the what they first | aue | lar me of Chicago | New York Alexander and O'Farrell; | n and McCarty : Pirates Get Third Row. June 18.—Philadeiphia by Pittsburgh for the time yvesterday, 6 to pitching for the home efiective with runners on score in Pittsburgh, defeated Miller, wa The Frank team hase Pittsburah L00020013x—6 10 0000000000 5 | Miller Schmidt Adams and Jacobs and KENT 1S ILL Hartford Wrestler Will Be Unable to Go on With July 3 Bout on Advice of Physician. Ernest “Dutch” Kent. Hartford wrestler. last evening a cate from Dr Cook. showing that he v ill and would be unable to appear here in the star bout at St. Mary's playgrounds July 5. The the popular | to this city a certifi noon | the j the sc | can leagne very few wrestling fans in this city will regret to hear of Kent's condi- | tion. Supervisor A. A. Pilz has taken | immediate steps to secure a real bout | for the occasion and is in communi cation with Waino Ketonen of Wor- | cester, Mass., champion middleweight wrestler of the world and Tony Es- lum of this city, the local boy who | id his bit” in the war. A Ketonen- um will decide a real cham- | and will create added in- July 3. bout plonship. on BECKRETT SCORES K. O, English Heavyweight Champion Re- tains Title Against Nearest Rival. London, June 18.--—Beckett retained his title to the heavyweight cham- | pionship of Great Rritin by knockir out Frank Goddard in the second round of what was to have been a 20! round match at the Olympic club Jast night The purse was Several thousand fight, among them Alcock and Lieut. Admiral terest was attached the winne Georges C pion, who of Europe. for 5.000 pounds. persons saw the | being Capt. John | Arthur W. Brown | Beatty. Great in- | to the battle, as | is to be matched against | arpentier, the French cham- holds the heavyweight title INDIANS COP TWD GAMES FROM RED 50X Series in Hub Boston, June 18§ morning veland wor and vesterday. 1 up the four-game series run field the sixth was the feature of afternoon games to 3 and 3 to 2, cleaning Ruth’s home into the rig bleachers in he after- game. The winninz run’ cam over eighth fly to St The on <Speaker's double in the his advance to third on Wood's nk and Gardner's safe bunt. sco (Morning Game) R 000 nAo——4 . 000 n0o—2 4 1 Wood and O'Neill; Jones H.E Clevelan 200 1 Boston Philli (Afternoon Game} 060 A25 019—3 L1060 001 NOO— O'Neill; Cleveland Boston Morton an and Pennoc Schang. Browns Fasy Picking. w York, June 15.--The Yanks gave the St. Lous EBrowns another lacing up at the Polo Grounds yester- Ank 3 day nie Short inin ¢ uccessful pitchers Furke bovs back hy As the White letics at the t are still running a plucky second ir league race. The Cieveland Tn- dians. who come here today trouble. are now in the thick amble because of their double B With three k neck neck, the has the baseb heads. The & the turning the 1 score of 3 to 2 trimmed the Ath moment, the Yanks Sox to mak~ of victo salloping seratching their New YVork St. Touis Shore Wright 600 12t O1x 000 101 Hannah: Severeid 200 and Weilman and Johnson Halts Detroif. June 18 four hits ington Detroit to rington was series by t The Johnson heid vesterds 21ble 10 brea the fin the ing score 100 ngton roit Johnson and 100 a0 00 000—1 Picinich: ningham and Stanage Tove, Cun- White Sox Take Series. Philadelphia. .June 18 made a clean Philadelphia game, 7 to 5. Faber sweep of the winnir [ was batted Kerr Home-rinn ns and Burns plays by Collins and stopped t Athletics drives b; berz, nd fast double andil featured 010 004 021 Chicago Philadelphi F: Johnson, It " BASEBALL li}s A NUTSHELL NATIONAL L Results Yesterday. Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 0 hicago 7. New York 2 Cincinnati Louis GUE. game post- | poned, rain yn-Boston Standing of the Clhubs. w. i, New York. 30 13 { Cincinnati Pi Chier St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Bosion burgh Games Today. Boston at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati AMERICAN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday, Cleveland 4. Boston 3 (first Cleveland Boston 2 ( game.) game.) ceond standing of the Clubs. N C'hicago a0 ew Yor Cleveland | st. Louis Detroit Boston Washington Philadelphia Games Today. St. Louis at Boston g | Providence INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, Results Yesterday, Rochester § City 1 Buffalo 2 Baltimore same.) Toronto 17, zame.) Reading-Binzl postponed. rain. Jerse: Newark 1 10, Toronto (first Baltimore (seco amton. two games Standing of the Clubs, w. Raltimore 34 Toronto : Binghamton Rochester Buffalo Newark Reading Games Today. in Jersey City N Baltimore EASTERN L Results Yeste Springficld 3. Pit me.) Pitt game.) Bridgeport 4 Worcester ® Waterb Toronto in AGUE. day. eld Teld Springfield 3 T i ford Providence 1. en 3. Standing of the Clubs, L 1 Erid rt | Worcester w Springfield Pittsfield New Haven Hartfard bury Games Today. Springfield at Pittsfield. ~ccater at Waterbury. Neo= To Ho™ AFTER You've WALW=D TOUR oFFicE on A SULTRY MORNING TAin'tlta Grand and Glorious Feelin’? AsID You SPEND The Davy MmoPPrag YouR PERSPIRING BRoW. AN SIPRING CoLD DRINKS DEMPSEY SURPRISES Than Admirors Had Fxpectodo Weight Yesterday Was 2¢ Toledo, Ohio, June 13 matched 1o meet Jeo heavywe chamy ve his admir urpri hed himself on a and tipped the heam pounds. Dempsey was clad only wimming s and boxing shoes, d only about s their vhen of tested t, exactly big- he 201 in a pound after din & camp attend done kard. promoter of the her, O, F alet celebriti Even challe when the be 200 1 He Dem would pounds. The w by Dempsey is about better vhen Fulton in oo Wall, Di- 1l chre of Publi sporting paper m ager of t tonished the rector ong new . man- looked 2m passed Arns, over announces at as seale about a5 hown Soun s thirte def 1 round at Harr challenger's ble of a joit who had declare than he e 011 F15 AT poundage wa to admirers of that Demp- hing sun and send 1hout 136 pounds. to in perfect jumped on the not an ounce hs body, which 1 o afeonpencalon g of weeks of exposure to the Son i or Willard work under i sc would el 1i im into the ring burn i o it ippeared he was empsey be when There flesh Leen hurned sult on re- in GREWS TAKE IT FASY ‘ale and Harvard Oarsmen Fights Paddle and Practice Start on the Thames River. 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