New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1919, Page 9

IF YOU HAD BOUGHT A BUILDING LOT | Two Years Ago on Qur Easy Term Basis, with N« Taxes or Interest for Two Years, you would haye it paid for NbW, and be in a position to take advantage of THE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION BUILDING PROPOSITION We have now, only One lot on LYONS TERRACE, Four lots on Winthrop Street, One lot Belvidere, Two lots Belvidere Manor, One lot Belvidere Heights. These will not go far — But First Come, First Served. FORESIGHT MAKES THE MONEY e s s MAYS" SUSPENSION - STIRS UP HUSTON Action of American League Czar Promises to Create Trouble New finest wibnal the profes- York, Aug. 2. littie baseball baseball One of shts known st L. ever promised by Lieut. Col. ' h Huston, half owner®of as the result of ments in the famous Mays matter. Not Bun Johnson, Ameri- v Jeague president. suspended Carl y the newly acquired New York rican piteher, but he threatened vesterday to keep Mays' suspension in ce for the on In an interview ir terday Johnson sion will rema of the extenuating is vesterday's develop- mly has Washington yes- suspen- in in fo the mainder season unless dence of fire producec Mays vi circumstances wa bec suspended, according Jahmson, of the failure " the Boston elub to punish him for mosgt lagrant breach of discipline This Johnson's HnEwer him on Phursday asking that Mays' suspen sion:be immediately lifted ¢ . Col. Huston All Het Up. 8ol Rupperi sident of the s not at the Polo G his partner, apparently is Ban to the telegram sent Yan- ounds pre Lieut. stivred but Huston. over the Ma real fightne will find these fevent proposition ainst - than Aaeil Amervican fi.‘.u\z‘xl whenever he whip S Johnson was correctly quoted in Washington, he tries to Mayt out of our lineup for season, | will promise him one best_little fights baseball has And, believe we will fight also will the New York public that we will not sit idly by and e ygste ol was very much s incident and mood. Johnson Yankee owners i to some of the was in a probabiy aif- war former who snapped Wi Johnson owners and of me, promise 3 INTERNATIONAL MfiRCANTiLE MARINE LINES AMERICAN NEW YORK—LIV ¥clipse ... .Aug. Victorious . Aug. Indianapolis Ag. SRPOOL, 5| Courageous 5| Nantaskey 7/ Saucon Aug. 10 Aug. 21 ; YEW YORK—AVONMOUTH Challenger July NEW YORK—GLASGOW Balsam . . 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Mr property 1 Johnson hts to do in this Mays Y club s to violute he has seen fit ter The New pennant fight, to be put out of wtempt oun i in this don't intend it in this manner.” Asked what tended to take, ork is and we action the Yankees in- Huston said that will Wl develop in tim He repeated however, that in sending Thursday telegram to Johnson the New York club then had stated *“that it did not waive its Jdegal rights” Huston in- timated that the club would get out an injunction restraining Johnson from interfering with the property rights of the New York club “We already have decided of action if not this suspension,” continued Hus- “And when we take action it will be done quickly.” on our plan Johnson does lift ton Cites Joe Jackson’s Case “Why Johnson picks on the York club at this time is beyond me. 1 just can't figure it out. Take the ¢ of Joe Jackson and other American players last year. left his club flat draft and joined outfit. Another of his did the same. Yet, did gnything happen to them when they returned to their team last spring? “Then there recent c: Lowdermilk the New Chicago believe, in the Jackson, | when called a shipyard teammates was the se’ of Chicago pitcher. too weelks action returned several never heard of any him. 1 us last the ca mission He Jater and I taken a pitched “There spring. | New York of him My Leonard failurc course, the case tional league, his club but dents in bur own league. “Why, players guilty of the most i ant conduct on the ball field have been dealt with as severely suspension which Johnson plas- m Mays more than two weeks the offencd of which the player is alleged to be guilty of.” Will Fight Johnson. There is no doubt that the Yankees are in deadly earn when they say they will fight, and fight hard if John- son does not change his tactics. Both inst do know Wednesday. of Leonard nard refused to club and we had to to Detroit I don't Johnson penalizing either the Detroit club for port to 1 There is. in the he had enough tinst wais se last the dispose recall or his of Na- left inci- to 1 allce after are of sold there never this ters after TEAMSHIP SAILINGS CUNARD ANCHOR Passenger and I'reight Services. NEW YORK to LIVERPOOIL Orduna . o Vauban Orduna . Carmani NEW YORK Maurctania Mauretania . to SOUTHAMPTON SG b onsan Sept. 3 . Sept NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON Royal George Aug. 30 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH and CHERBOURG Caronia . e L Caronia Aug. 16 .Sept. 13 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE and LONDON Saxoni; S 20; Columbia . 30 NEW YORK to PIRAEUS Pannonia .Aug. 28 W Aug. ..Sept. 3 BOSTON to GLA Scindia VT Elysia SERVIA ITALY SAILINGS TO He, | recently left his club without per- | he | a, West Indies and Central American Ports. believe that ind that they Whatever and Huston is on their ~ done nothing wrong. erences existed were with his former club, the Red Sox. Boston was willing to dispose of this and New York w willing to | Boston’s price. Therefore they ! understand why they should they intend to stand and man meet cannot suffer for it If neces Ruppert will fight Johnson object being to force him out of the league. New York is a powerful club, especially now that the Yankees the best crowds in their history. The Boston club is strongly anti-Johnson. Comiskey of Chicago was opposed to Ban last win- ter and Griflith of Washington was willing to go whichever way the wind blew. Ruppert and Huston will wait de- velopments today, and if Johnson does not lift Mays’ suspension by next Monday the New York club will go into court and apply for an injunc- tion restraining Johnson from inte with the New York club pitch- This will be something new sball, but Huston promises one baseball's liveliest figh JIM THORPE SLUMPS Indian, nor do and Huston to a finish, the are drawing of Big However, Manages o Retain Iead in Amcrican Leaguc Batting Race—Sisler Setting Pac Join | Chicago, Aug. 2.—Jim Thorpe, the Indian outfielder of the Boston Braves, has suffered a slump in hit- but not enough to cause him to give up his position as leader of the National league. 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