New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1919, Page 18

MANAGER PAT MORAN IS IDOL OF C —JUPITER PLUVIUS } YANKS BREAK EVEN; LUSE LEAGUE LEAD Peckinpaugh Is Held Hitless in Ohio, trom e per Ju first ity place in Yankees fell American le: when of a double Indians scores they h Lea were 1 spectively. The Chicago umed command rcuit by trimm Doth games of a d hold the lead by a few point Roger Peckinpaugh > safely in twenty-nine get a hit. He went t afternoon witho out of the infield Peck to the end and the echo every tim came up. Hard hitting and general all around playing turned the trick the dians In the second contest. T mahlen and Russeil w the mound by Fohl's Smallwood and McGraw, ished, were in good form. Hi J who worked for the Indians, puzzle until he shut down ing innings of the game Yankees got their total lles from him. The score: New York ... Cleveland Quinn O'Netl. econd Cleve to to 2, Whitc the J the Athleti ble T had hit failed to 1 the whole ng the fans w games, leather ere im to for was he clo: en the of three t . 000000100 000000006—-0 and Hannal Myers Score second game New York .. 000000021 — Cleveland 01204090x—7 Thormahlen, Russell, mallwood, AM=2Cva nd Ruel; Jasper and O'Neil. Chisox in Chicago, July 11.—Chic: went in- first place yesiarday by defeating adelphia, 9 tc 2, while New Yor header vwith Cleve- Fire Place. i fine form, while oif the visi- St. Louis | e here world’s jons of n the g by win- Sam he ] with | In- | but | Moran the mg | foolish and let | may ALTS GAME B VER M Reds’ Great Showing Is Cre to Former Manager of Phils The pas the disc T Coom and th rd the Moran, wh Reds in t Phillies, close tional “fired ident 3 wonder if the huffie to oth teams matched he po in the le: ter cn. But t what owner, following Red's t out New York pennant,’ Hermann discount New York announces that he has in Pat ger that ever re- Philadelp. he attention of alien- n get ay. Mor- the g atest ride history and the ex that ther stretch cor Gz rry does not cod thinks, an needs letting ziving umpire. the Mor iteds A v the ces 1 the hiens. Reds en the “Credit to Moran no change b to : the said the mak for (1 and ire getting nowing goes has been of the of the in ount Those best manager in t ball. wild boa out alw. i baseball. was with the Phillies T the results he got with We 1 a better club, man, than the Phillies but we conld not get When Philadel Moran go since we am not makir Moran me the keenest “When hc was amazed mate: poot AL man for those day in the got same result Hhia rabhed And have ng him ever thank ( our, i this year is no ‘morning glory 1ad clubs before that were out in front early in the race and that broke later on. But this year the oing alon asil g aleng with Moran in com- The clubs they are beating may look better on paper, but the scores tell the “New York has am snot so foolish will break wide open incin good club, and T to think that it soon. ber T workin have hine. "he only w nati club is needed think you will see noothly while arburetor trouble the Reds McGraw with his ma ¢ the orve strength. outfielder and T gve have that gap with young Jersey City. Sherwood ill and has not phile he fielder kness on Cincin- think Sitzman Magee h: been getting well is with the club. Thy will fill his -place ing staff is going gx;."om d is working smoothly Jlaying intelligent bas Moran has made 4the stand _stdnts "NCINNATI FANS DUE TG SH INNATIONAL AND EASTERN Cin- | the atten- s impressed | been | just | box | But when | it comes down to the fight in Septem- | We | ae- | QL RACE ON NG OF REDS—_YANKS BREAK EVEN WITH INDIANS BUT RELINQUISH LEAGUE LEA CIRCUITS—MARIONDALE WINS THE FEATURE RANDALL TRAC Man in a Street Car With Nothing to Read S | v RUSH FOR CAR DIDWN'T GET A NEWSPAPER oOR ANY THING To READ! READS ADS CAR oM LEET OF HIM (N -ALSO ADS N CAR To RIGHT OF Hipa TRYS To Disce&Erp READING MATTER IN NEWSPAPER OF PASSENGER oT{0SITE oPpPOSITE HoLDS PAPER SLANTING REQUIRES SCCOCHING Down Con TINVE READING 0F HEADLINES PASSENGER 1N SUCH PostTion AS OPPOSITE PASSENGER LEAVUES CAR —ALSO LEAVES PAPER OnN SEAT. To SUCCESSFULY NONCHALANTLY WALKS ACROS5S AISLE TowARD PRIZE RESTRAINS EAGERNESS SIR BATTON BEATEN | Purchase, Owned by S. C. Hildredth, Runs Away With Dwyer Stakes Race—MIch Surprise Over Resuit. New was badly York, July beaten at Aqueduct yesterday, beaten, by S. C. Hildredth's Purchase in the Dwyer Stakes of $6 { 000, named in memory of the late Phillip J. Dwyer. The sensational winner of the Ken- tucky Derby, The Preakness, Withers and the Belmont Stakes was |not equal to the task of taking up | 127 pounds and conceding nine to the 11.—Sir Barton | sloppy track, | defeat of the After the and so met his first season. { race, little else was dis- | cussed for the rest of the afternoon. | The followers of Purchase—and he | Fad many—were jubiliant and insist- jyed that he could beat Sir Barton at [even weights over any kind of a rack. The followers of Sir | they were in big | convinced. They felt that the son of | Start Shoot-Lady Sterling was not at | his best, else he would not have given | up so readily when challenged half | way down the stretch. The question is open; it will take other race to settle the contro- Sir Barton has done too much ved himself too great a horse * to be dethroned as the re one race, in which he was g weight to a worthy rival. Barton—and IRD TO GET REFUND. pmission’s Share Is Le: b.an Expected. 11.—The Toledo under whose , July ion, 1-Dempsey heavy- | staged here on obliged to turn back pters the sum loped yesterday, aft- revenue men had the figures. 1 reckoning: t, after the en deducted. to- More than two i, Tex Rickard, the commission seven per cent., gnit was issued nt the sum received wa up the gov- the Rickard's as stated yester- | I profit will he penses are fig- ping the arena 0 was started to the Am pany of Ch PONED. Aime between the olt Manufacturing ord and St. Mary's th was to have been ing, was postporied e wet ground The yed at 7 o’clock this VOCKES OUT DOTY champion, v of Canton in the of a scheduled 13 round esday. The ! | st. son of Ormondale-Cherryola over the | majority—were not | of | | Minox 'a meeting BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL ATIONAL LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. All games postponed (rain.) Standing of the Clubs. W. 43 46 New York Cincinnati Chicago Brook!yn Pittsburgh Louis Boston . Philadelphia Games Today. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Chicago 9, Philadelphia New York 1, Cleveland game.) Cleveland game.) Detroit 6, game.) Washington game.) St. Louis St. Louis game.) 0, (first 7, New York (second ‘Washington 5, (first 7, Detroit (second Beston 1. Joston (first game.) 4, 3, (second Standing of the Clubs. Chicago New York Cleveland St. Loui Detroit Boston Washington ..... 9 Philadelphia 17 Games Today. Boston at St. Louis. New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at Detroit. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, Results Yesterday. Toronto 6, Binghamton The Jersey City-Reading game was postporred on account of rain and the | Rohcester-Buffalo game on account of wet grounds. Standing of the Clubs. Baltimore Toronto Newark Buffalo Binghamton Rochester ... Reading Jersey City Games Tod Jersey City in Buffalo. Newark in Toronto. Baltimore in Rochester. Reading in Binghamton. All games postponed (rain. Standing of the Clubs. L. Providence Bridgeport Worcester Waterbury Pittsfield Springfield Hartford New Haven New Haven Bridgeport Waterbury Providence at 1t at at Springfield. Worcester. Pittsfield Hartford BREAK IS RATIFIED Leagues avorable on Separation of Their Organization ¥From the Majo 11. and Chicago, July All mino relations be- the basehall off committee Association tween muior leagues were definitely broken at yesterday of a representing the National The ratifying of Minor adopted tion leagues. committee resolutions the ac taken at the joint meeting with York last national the major leagues New the in January, when agree- ment was abrogated The minor leagues will operate in- dependently of the major all organization appealing to the n final leagues and will atiempt to settle disputes within thei of own tional commis for decision or review of casc of th the will not permitted fo draft this fall. Contracts and ter- rights, however, will be r action means it the be ers itorial instead | league | major | | | players and OUIMET SETS NEW MARK Bay State Golf Star Makes New Compe ¢ Score of on Win- chester Coun Club Course, Winchester, — Mass Tuly Thunder showers which soaked the slowed up the course did not prevent some excellent shooting in and at the sterday the first second rounds of match play try club j sett Winchester Coun- for golf championship. the Massachu- amateur Francis Ouime He easily won both rounds. set a new competitive record for the course the after- noon, when he scored a ing Perley of Chase, Knight, the Worcester Country club, side was the the only Boston play. survivors and d sound player distric from to out- survive the day's The third Fred J awings ancis Ouimet Wnight, Ji, N, W, Parker W. Whittemore, A vs. Jesse Guilford vs. D. D. Waters. the vs are Dean D. Knight and L. B, Paton VS, NATIONAL LEAGU S. M. 1 S. Boston Chicago St. Louis Philadel. Brookly: New York Cinecinnati Pittsburgh = @y PRSI AM N LEAGUF RRWARTS 0 2 Boston Chicago | Detroit St. Louis Philadel. New York Cleveland Washington 3 e %0 =1 s ce x INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Newark o il - Reading g 2 X Buffalo 6 Toronto 3 Bingh'ton 3 Baltimore 15 Rochester 6 Jersey City 5 EASTER M. 1 Hartford S Al Pittsfield > Worcester 10 New Haven 3 Waterbury Providence 2 Bridgeport 5 Springfield 4 —Indi ates no game played. . WA SHEA V New Haven Man Will Have His Hands ull Beating Sammy, Is Forecast. 11 popular featherweight fighter, Tommy of when Meriden, July —New Haven's a, is getting in shape for one his career of the hardest battles of he meets Waltz the nmy bout of fifteen Monda in main rounds lin Meriden on July 2lst Tommsy s been taking things easy since br his jago, and get in Two coming arm some has just recently shape for the battle. unique features will engagement of the Taven battle One is that {hirteen yedrs ago, in the same park where he will meet Waltz, that Shea started his ring carreer and the other is that if the set-to the fuil limit it will be the Jongest battle he has ever been in. On one other oc casion has Tommy been matched fifteen rounds, that being his with Frankie Brind in which climinated the Italian slugger fourteenth round months arted aking mark the New it v oes for bout he in the DROPS COACHING Pa., July 11 JOB. H Pittsburgh BEZDEK Pittsburgh, g0 Bezdek, manager of the Baseball club, has resigned as athletic coach at the University of and will not return to the Fugene in- | | stitution this fall Rezde | discha and his time to | auties as football coach director at Pennsylvania State lege. The Oregon officials hope lrega‘m Bezdek's services for 1920. | vote hleti col- to RUNS FOR THE WEEK | Hartford | Oregon | MARIONDALE WINS; THE TAVERN ‘STEA | Unlavorable Weather Fails | Keep Crowd Away from Randa Cleveland, July three of the cuit races Randall | rainstorm the first Ohio schedulec were yesterday be layed four announced contin into unfavorabl crowd was on which ¢ race nearl a result it was meeting would day. Despite the record ue 10t T Mariondale ting, won the 000 2:14 the program hird hetwee rd choice ‘Ste mile of Mat reversi e judg the « he stood firs uction pool The callec { tinz on It was nounced this actic taken alleged of the jstless drivin in the the only fa VETERAN DEAD cause Dodge two heats. M was orite to win Charles H. Rowe. of Athol, Ma Succumbs to Attack of Apoplex) Late Yesterday Afternoon. H. ears had ng{men 40 years *Athol, Mass 11.—Charl vho fo July the past 25 been leading Worcest one ¢ 1€ in rading of home PPhillipston ap hope M Ver all o | Hlampsh Net list o céd, all Rowsa be mont driven well-kno one. would PLAYGROUND B. B RESULTS. Bartlett and Smith Teams Are Victore ious in Hot Games Yesterda®h The Smith baseball league games noon. The ritt team hot rally five ured the "he and Bartlett teams werc held former defc after latte ninth inning inning rallie and Smalle innir pl victors Ve vground in th afters Bur sterda the staged al scoring vl Jame ted the had in the Ninth rtlett by runs B score: h. e 20100102—7 10 01000112—6" 7 Royal and Bartlett Batteries ang Greenstein Wiez iski Poc Smith 9, Burritt 8. Smith Burritt Batteries: Ahern; Gripp The standing of the 010202031 000101015 Smith, Miswht Burritt, Thryssick, teams fc Bartlett Smith Burritt East Smalley BANKART COLGATE COACH. Great Student Satisfaction Anticipated From) and Alumni Bodies. Hamilton, N. Y nouncement has Colgate University tion that Lawrence 11.- made by, Athle asoci art will L gain will be to botif§ footbalf ate dur Bankart strong ome Head Moach July Ang) been the] nepd This announcement source student great isfacti \lumni, as 1 at ( boc be and has not ing the past two return augur back.” A nkart ears ar sociated with field coach wil ille Millr « D: the line Witl We tean \rtmouth the the caj for next he was elected W Walter Colpate he All-America 1916 tgam the com including Dart the an tackle oh Camp's won is a d. one Brown and Syracusc with Cornell Princeton gam mouth HEYDLER New Yo SUSPENDS CARDS. 11. FEvery Na schedulgd 10 red, and th ponsible was o with se who Tuly game pos e yesterday 1S po rain whic AS 1€ secondary eral o] ardinals, her: Giiants out of firg Fr sny, and for mportance the St. Louis ( are bent or ling the place der, 1 er nals nk we hreal W game. behind suspended #n, presiden two oBHer e fir 5 o two ' sl ond-str - an in jutey snyd | | Pithoefer | 1is weakens the bat, the team materially highil