New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1919, Page 9

R e —— e HOVEY CAPTURES{ | Povssswiiwo poDGERG BAR turday Game Goes 15 Innings— ok Goeb Again Ty n Victory { RANGE NOW | siute Headow 6ol i Repe- | 150570000200 By Koneahy s Bi \ | vton, the first game being stag- sentative Downs W. P. Seeley | ana™ v w1 Willow, Getting Fives A R See Ou[‘ Wlndow D play Roger H. Hovey of Hartford, a|Oof (he cighth inning, when he passed | Brooklyn, June 30.—Wifh / % three > : A men, and the home team ticd | etchy, the Big Siege Gun, le member of the b[“"'le -\‘%f’““’ ‘f"” the score, Goeb had the contest pretty } bombardment, the Flatbush | club, won the state golf title from | weil in hand. He allowed but 11 hits | unlimbered the heavy illery ™ W. Parker Seeley of the Brooklawn | in the game. Jimmy Burns and Dwyer | hets fiold yosterd ibmitted ‘ Golf club of RBridgeport, Saturday { ©f the Poli team played with the Pio- | Jack’s Coombs’ pet hurlers to & afternoon on the Shuttle Meadow 2 The hitting of Norfeldt and| rific barrage of fifteen roaring hitél ; Golf club links. The final result was ur ured the Suturday game buried the Phillies in the debzif [y Hovey by 9 up and 8 to go. There we §00d sized crowd in at-| g 4o 4 defoat { e (2 overwhelming defeat of the Park city | tendance ut the game here vesterday The scorc .. e SR G afternoon, which was won by the Pio- | Philadelphin ... 010100 Up to the last day rork was | N€ers, 5 to 2. The visitors had Ken-| Broolklin 0100 P 1 St one of the features of the tourney, :‘”‘.M a forme stern leaguer, on Packard, Woodward est aim stree and his friends ate at a loss to act | the mound, "He ailowed bu sis hits | ity it Ao 2 ST e e || € an of Hartford worked for the i counttotghisfreyensulio girorm home team. The scores ;i SaBs Dudjacle, 8 defeat may be attributed to his poor scores: Pirates Beat Cubs. R. Begley, - . . l bin Heat]n Tlnn]n putting, many of his shots having a omeers. Chicugo, June 30.—Jim Vaughn's | g o8 llm g9 9 tendency to go far past the cup. In |- ab. 1. 3.6 | pitehins and Aeldbis today & Howe, =3 - g the morning game at 18 holes, Hovey [ Norfeldt, 1f ... 3 BT e e G e L Camphe Vi : -~ - : & finished 9 up, and it became apparent | BUrns, zb . 2 Ke i , i S S The score S el T o . b E = that he would win. In the afternoon | by - > 15 0 Pittshurgh . . 103030000 A . 0 _0! Eray§ split eviy o E s HI PICKS DEMPSE game Secley showed better form at | TWYOL S ] CRiCAgo . ...... 000011020—4 § e 3 5| terday, losing t CROWDED AT SAGE PARK. PO s times, but toward the close he again | Fallon, rf .. Cooper Lee; Vaughn, Carter i [ and winning the secony S e Gieh termifated | Moonen, o Be ; eGP tanley Works. ™ : ato| Butts, Toledo’s Famous Scer, Secs |lost his eye. The match terminated | w1l B ang arrell. he score: Many Entrics for Big Bay State LD % ?, the tenth hole in the afternoon. Campbell ot o0 S PR ab. 3 WOttt ... 030200110 nt Some Animals Are in an Office. | Victory for Jack in Stars. he winning of the title Ly Hovey, g Cards Slug Red's Hurlers. b B o ey 31 B restaancol: . 000000080—1 10 8 June 30.—Although the| Sandusky, O. June 30.—Charles J. [ is the second time that he has ac- aa s innati, June 30.—St. Louis | Me 2 55 ... 4 Colley and Tyler; Spaid and Weed. S e complished the feat. The champion = - = oA e e Vi an i e o B = v 6. 3 i1 4 resterday, and most of them were hit | Schroeder, ¢ i The sc ame: S sark b " | throughout the tourney has played a B Yyesterday, and! most of oo T i mectite ‘{“”"“':l’ b U | mous seet, picks Dempsey. to Dbeat|constant prand of golf, and his vie- oS todie d hard, the visitors accumulating twen- | Leopard, rf, If ... 3 Providence ..... 72000001x— 1 ing Tuesday this week, break 3 r, Lynch, indsor, ! of horses in the Bay State "”“ Butts, Sandusky's more or less f: s ‘o un- | Willard at. Toledo July 4 tory was received with enthusiasm by 2he ty-two hits for a total of twenty-nine | Scharf, 1b ...... S S ords for size, all the steeds are un S 9 Schroedel, 3 . s 1080 ' shelter. Temporary stables have | Here's what the stars say, accord- | the members of the local club. bases and winning the game, 14 to 9. Santoedsl cee 5 Gearin, Horn and Weeden; Keite Lstily been constructed and the|ine to Butts, who finds his answers The :"({:;1\\ for the play Saturday, i iy, . ¥ 1:,:;”_ o b e oo 1 ; Lindstrom and Redmond s stables are | 4, ¢ questions as to what the future Morning. Buerlein, cf e T B 2" 3 | Fredrickson, e et * ming the horses. The arrival of the Burietis e e ble of Bostan, including|is to develop in the heavens: Hovey— z iehe o R oL Doalk, Sherdel and Snyder: ] - B 2 = “x””r"};yn»- 4\y;:\\|uu-~ n.v'xl Just Sun-| “The big man will evidence a de-|Out 54644456341 (';:mu ”. Wik 5 “ | Ring, Ruether, Fisher, Bressler, Ger- E 2 b f ridgeport, June 30-—Springfield re- SeRioe e y sl e 5o ner and Wingo and Allen . . h. c. | covered from the double beating it re. : e 3 N. B. Machine . 0200100003 6 ceived Saturday at the hands of the | | sufficiently to garner | Butts says that in the first, sec- | geeloy— A The Young Stars defeaed the Young | Hit by pitcher, Bigzins 4 three runs off Eddie Leonard's deliv. | o e Hanlon, 3 Gillaoley, arby tobacco sheds and hine, in charge of Jack Munroe, forced | gyoo of superiority at first, but before [IN «ceevieeiee.es 14444444436 ome of the horses even into the of- ice of the plant. Late arrivals that \went to the tobatco sheds include A 3 Roan Hal, Ben Barl and Oro Fino, all{ ond and third reunds of the coming [OUt ............. 53 —43 | Bioneers ...%....001000100000011 Dublins at baseball Saturday, score 4 | bases, Paulson 2, Schroedel, N. Beg- | €Ty and, incidentally, to chase him tg groomed for the $2,000 free-for-all on | mojedo fight Willard will Handle . B 3 1 C-Cheney .. ..000000020000010—3 | to 3. The winning tally was scored by | 1ey: Sacrifice hits, Stepanian; Howe; | the scrap heap yesterday afternoon Friday. Dempsey rather roughly, but that Two base hi Burns Noonan 1,| Max Hoferman, the pitcher H ('Am}'flm]l double play, Stepanian ““”“\\':MIHH;: the Americans with Earl Pitman has let fly his juvenile | from t(he beginning of the fourth Gillooly 1; hits, off Goeb 11, off Peter- | Young Stars claim the city champion- | to N. hcgy'(* bases on balls, Chal "0":3' of four. entry as Ben Ali. In the inclosure, yound on everything will be in Jack's Afternoon. son 16; stolen bases, Norfeldt 1, I*al- | ship and will defend the title against | mers 1, Biggin 3; left on bases, . The score: r. h W are Judge Ormond, Baxter lou and| gvop, Hovey o s . | lon 1, Gilloaley 2: double play, Dwyer | @ny team in the city from 11 to B \lfuhflw 15, Stanley Works 6; »\VPF’"L""‘H ceee. 100200010—4 9 avoy, wha are all in good condition. Butt says Dempsey will knock Wil 5554545635—47 | {4 Burns to Lynch 2, Dwyer {o Burns, | Years of age. aSmuel Yam of 163 | struck ouf, by Chalmers 10, Biggins | Bridgeport ..... 000000000—0 ¢ g Helen March, 2:101-4, the Whit-| 1,14 out in the seventh or eighth | B _ | Nacha to Ott to G#looley, Icallon 1;| Hartford avenue is manager of | time, 2 hou umpire, G. Camp-{ Carlson and Wilder; Leonard, Walsh somb entry in the 2:10 pac Was | yound with what he calls a “succes- t . 4455446634—15 | 1oft on bases, Pioneers 11, (L.-C. 147 | Young Star: bell; scorer, A. Karnest and Skiff whizzing in her 1918 form in & work- | gion of violent blows well directed in S bases on balls, off Gaeb 7: struck out, out -yesterday, guarded Dby Jimmy|{he region of the abdomen,” inter- William J. Sweeney, a member of | hy Goeb 6, Peterson 2; tin hours; Small. Pointer Wood, the trotter| reted by fight fans as a series of | thé Shuttle Meadow Golf club, was | umpire Red Rorty. purchydll by Whitcomb at Dover last | arq left jabs (o the stomach the winner of the cup for the beaten o cary weekdlls changed hands twice within Rutts forccast the defeat of glor- | ¢ight event, downing A. P. Chase”of P 0 ig s. After going lame at Hill | patt by Fitzsimmons, Fitzsimmons by | Norwich . Other winners in the | johnson, 2b .......3 5 i was sold to Harry Biusiel ) joffyies, Jeffries by Johnson and [beaten eight events were as follows: | Nosfeldt, If Pr, ana later Saturday he was| Johnson by the present champion, | Second, A. E. Ranney, Greenwich, | Lynch, ib party in Millsbury. With 31 | \vinard., beat B. Hamilton, Woodway, 2-1: | Goeb, of ... ready to start in the 2 = Third, A. R. Couch, Hartford, beat | Fallon, ss etary James [. Giraham ves ; oy . C. Spargo, Weatogt 12-11; | Noonan, « two divisions of the r Elvie mEDIGs Tos Tourth, C. G. Waldo, Brooklawn, | Fitzpatrick, sufficient and has ther Bristol, June 30.-—Holding the New | heat H. Lockhart, Naugatuck, 10 S. Dudack, p send the class in three | Departure team of this place to four| pjfth, F. H. Jarvis, beat E. D. But- | Goodman, p ....... 5 hits, vet lasing, 1 to 0, was the fate||or, Highland, 6-5; Sixth, W. C. God- & f mn”“m the end the little man will triumph.” Peterson, . e YOUNG STARS WIN. | Stanley Works . 10011001x 5 | Bridgeport tearn that befell “Rube” Richards of the|garq won by default and O. E. 0 Fisk Red Tops vesterday afternoon. won by default in the seventh class. Comstock-Cher . ; The Tops secured a like number of | ™ fppe’ regults in the varlous . A » hits o Champion, who twirled for classes were as follows: Second s anlon, 3b .. JIT *0 the Bristol team, but no two of them| .o, R. Abbott, Brooklawn, beat W. | Gillooley, 1b e 2 | came in the same inning and not & p“Mucdonald, Woodway, 1 up; Third, | Cahill, 2b PHOSPHATE | ted Top man veached third base., A pe..y Rothwell, Shuttle Meadow, beat | Beuerlein, cf | lucky bingle in the first inning bY| " Giouthier, Sequin, 11-10; Fourth, | W. Dudack, If | Mecabe of the locals sent home the| Goqtrey Brinley, Sequin, beat E. Japp, | Wacha, s replaces nerve wastage. § Weatogue, 3-2; Fifth, John Hubbard, { Doher! increases strength.encrgy. — Brooklawn, beat C. C. Elwell, New endurance an \/{EOY‘. 4 3LOIN'S ENTRIE Haven, 6-5; Sixth, H. S. White, Wa- builds firm healthy flesh. Fredl Beloin L ihel 1ocallnoraeman bury, beat E. B. Morris, Hartford, = s rard Sey v, beat 36 2 10 27 13 owN FOR i e e Seventh, Howard Seymour, 2 BEST THING KN [& will start thre his stable in the Honnoit FShutile! Meacow, 130 | EEionecra .. 20200010%— - trio is headed hy Ashlook, 2:05 a | Jackson and W. A. Whitmore of Two base hits, Doherty, Beuerlein; PEOPLE pacer who is looked upon as a big | Hartford beat W. A. Race and W. I stolen bases, Norfeldt,. Goeb; sacrifice B winner this season Hinsdale of the Highland club, 6 hits, Norfeldt, Lynch, Goeb: double P —— play, Goodman to Lynch; hases on balls, off Goodman off Kennedy 3; | MR reaim of child- hood dreams is a land of sweets. The most last- ing way to make some of those dreams a delight- ful reality is to take home struck out, by Goodman 4, by Ken- nedy 2; passed ball, Kellar; wild ) i : pitch, Kennedy: left on bases, Pio- i iAN neers 6, Comstack-Cheney §; first base on errors, Pioneers 4; time, 1:50; um- pire, Barber. R . G KETONEN-ESELUM BOUT PEPPERM]NIS Big Crowd E.\;;vd At Middleweight Winlergreen Clove Cinnamon ek et Mary's Playgrounds. mlllfillifilfflmmi”flillllll[fll_mlmNHNMHIUBHMHI!H('RH{H i The coming wrestling battle between Waino Ketonen of Worcester, Mass., and Tony Eselum of this city, for the o 1 middleweight title, will be staged : Thursday night at St. Mary's play grounds. Promoter Arthur A. Pilz has arranged to stage the bout under pow- ° o N erful clectric ights. In the prelimin- eal Triangle Peppermints : they 73 5 Young Hercules. Two boxing exhibi- tions have been arranged, Bobby Rei- . \ Kid Frederick swapping clouts with Johny Migeon. ““Honest John Wil- mouth and relieve that nervous the bout may be secured at Walsh & 3 Hollfelder’s cigar store, A. F. John- McDonough'’s cigar shop. The man- agement has kept 300 seats reserved and the remainder will be rush seats. Supervisor Pilz of the playerounds is arcanging for church baseball league Teams ave been entered from St. Mary's, St. John the Evan gelist, the Sacred Heart and St. Jo . -\ eph's churches. & X A novelty baseball game is being ar d for July . when the ¢ ke girls’ team of Colt's factory, Hart T]‘iangle Min'l’s \ Carefi]_l w]‘ap y ford, will play at the playgrounds. It is likely that their opponents will he are made from £ s ’ 2 ing:ijn iinfoi / a team from the Stanley Works. frequently. How about tonight? e I I | fhe finest 7 250 h]’)@d Wifl) m‘. CITY LEAGUE RESULTS. The Crescents defeated the Spar- L . to 8 at St. Mary's playgrounds Sat- and fhepur— Y 4 X g ]as‘ling i urday afternoon. Rahm, Charlow and Nelson were the battery for the esl super s . fi'esbnesfl victors and Schussler, 11. Johnson and £ > Conklin performed the battery task Oil Of : e for the vanquished. In the second = — ; game the Rangers downed Co. M, =G « %X State Guards, 12 to 5. Minor, Flood and Mack were in points for {he Rangers and Neurath and Ross worked for the losers. BIG GAME TODAY. The annual baseball battle between the Herald and Record teams is on at St. Mary's playgrounds this afternoon. Both teams are confident of victory. R El 81