New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1919, Page 8

s : " REDS STUMBLE BEFORE HURLING OF LEON CADORE—GIANTS AGAIN DOWNED BY LOWLY CARDS—_YANKEES’ OWNERS SECURE TEMPORARY INJUNC- | TION AGAINST BAN JOHNSON IN CARL MAYS CASE—WALTER COX DRIVES TWO WINNERS AT NORTH RANDALL TRACK—TY COBB AGAIN IN THE LEAD [Wonder What a Man Thinks About While Being Introduced by - ByBriggs|| BOSTON PLAYER GOES TO GIANTS YANKEES' OWNERS |[ 5 lon = J GET INJUNCTION — - , itk L = =ig 5 - ['LL TRY To APPEA - EVERYBODY 1S Nows LEST % HIN < = SNE zTGfT\ ,‘:?‘q AS TrouGH \ Do NoT AWARE OF ThE SacT Wil i TrON'&,\ef/LR q pE o Lo e MERIT ALL HIS PRAIS ThAT MR TOASTMAS S I R ST A S T a ey Justice Luce Issues Temporary ARGESE NS el BUT | AM POWERLESS | 15 ALLUDING To me. | ABOUT The CoLomen EASE AS & To STOP Him Thuevy ARE ALL LooKinG| BoY TuaT JUST Gov Order in Pitcher Mays’ Case e St B S " . S = el New York, Aug. 7—Col. Jacob Rup- pert and Col. T. Huston, owners of the New York American league club, last night obtained an ex-parte in- Junction from Robert L. Luce, justice ”vl‘ the supreme court of the state of New Yor raining Ban Johnson, the American league president, or any of i! , umpires or agents from pre- venting Carl Mays from pitching for the Yankees. The injunction is of a temporary nature, and remains in effect until next Tuesday, when' the case will be heard in the county court house of the borough of Manhattan. ypThe Yankees expected to pitch Mays in one of the games of the dou- = ce ble header with the St Louis Brow — AN HE REFERS To - lescermain v e R RSl SUED today, though no official announc [N PUDIEIAL RNty = S ol & [ AR s o D ol afioren oo efichlannounc MUST APPEAR A SIT OF PRAISE — HE 1S A GLAD To BE CALLED on not picking pitchers for Miller Hu, MORE STERN AND VERY SMART TALKER [ S NS e HEE gins, our manager,” said Col. Rup- \GNIEIED - c AND KNOWS WHAT He'S A GooD REPUTATION AS .pert last might. “But Huggins has Biee 27 e G =2 been advised that he may pitch Mays To BE, MORE OR LESS TALKING ABouT Too AN AFTER - DINNER SPEAKER whenever he desires. As we play A PROMINENT PERSON =~ A GQULP OF WATE&R 1wo games against St. Louis today and To BE ASKED o SPEAK WHILE Thr& HAND-CLAPPING the club is a little short on pitchers, BEForE A PaDY ofF IS GowNGe on-- GE: I strongly suspect that Mays will MEN LIKE Teus . Sl e Biten 1 WIiSH THE Wi The Yankee lawyers earned their S=F B e money well. The injunction is a work : of art. It covers every phase of the situation. Can’t Refuse to Play. It also provides that there be no interference with any regularly sched- uled contests between the Yankees or rival clubs, or regarding any games in which Mays participates otherw than championship contests. It pre- vents any club from refusing to play against Mays. The injunction makes Johnson, in- dividually and as president of the American league, and the St. Louis and Clevelend clubs, the plaintiffs. These are the clubs that New York ' will play during the period of the ) y e took cognizance of the interview giv- I Therc was a man on base at the Arthur Nehf, the southpaw who E’,’;)p(’ravr- o e g en out by Frank Navin, president of | & I ! time. ~ Boston won, 2 to 0, and made | was traded to the Giants by the Bos- Aey Danao e njunclion, | thq petroit club, in which he suggest- 1 I 1 it two straight over Chicago. ‘ i | ton Braves, will which prevents any interference witk Dioys & Rowectul F R h erence With § 4" o¢her clubs might try to boycott The locals were able to make three factor in the pennant race. any games of which Mays may be a " the Yankees in the event they tried | , I Qi attered hits off Keating, while |l\r‘; e e Glons to pitch Mays. ! I | visitors bunched two of their hils in | | ufficient cause having been shown, | ' JUCl W& o L Tt st e i i it is hereby ordered that pending the | e T S T hearing and determination of - this | FLuston, “especially in view of the fact | i oo ahons H G BASEBALL IN A UTSHEI L earing a s e 3 > e . | E at baseball got a pretty hard b 305t0N .40u v 002000 280 | matter the defendant, Byron B, John. | (D&t baseball got a pretty hard bump | in court recently on just such a Chicago .........000000000—0 3 son, president of the Ameriean league | o (00 10Tl "henoove a et 21166 and Fisher Prove Fasy and | xeauns “ana wikon: siesancer, Drives McGregor and Mignolo == : —— of professional ball clubs, his agent owner to speak of boycotting one of Martin and Killefer. ATIONAL LEAGUE. KEASTERN LEAGULE. umpires and employees and the S H 2 his fellow clubs.” = B | i S R S LS s and emplesegs of e | M5 i nirh otnted aut vy e | LeAG6TS L0566 101 LENOX A. C. Boprs | Home First at North Randall ot Ao | ( = e = =& i = { . Louis 8, New York 4 No games, rain »asebal clubs be and they hereby are i d TR Rl e m————— AR e Brooklyr: Cincinnati 1 - severally enjoined from interfering | ShOUld refuse to play against Mays its ‘ | | | i Ao s P avers edis - ‘inc & Aug., 7.—W o R in- Clevela v g. 7.—Mc! gor the Bos z Cag 0. Sta [ o 1 i with the D(‘I‘lOi‘“\iLl’I\(‘.fl of ‘hev contract officials and players immediately Cincinnati, Aug Wilbert Robin Brandt-Reddy Muss Should Attract leveland Au Mc »r]:(,“);:y“hb\:r}:;‘_‘jyfi‘““h““h!” - Stand of ”I\v‘( Ill)]h Ij]()ll”\’\')(‘('lll‘\‘(;!;:i;(;)l({:r\l;lllfc\v(;\][1:) \(\3‘\:\21 zrool;:: was postponed on account of rain Worcester 1 interfering with the established N SR schedule of games between the plain- tiff (New York) and the other mem- bers of the American league by en- forcing or threatening to enforce against the baseball clubs or the um- pires of said league any penalties for participation in the games wherein said Mays is a player, on the ground of his alleged suspension, or other- wise; and from suspending or threat- ening to suspend said Mays as a player of the American league on ac- count of any alleged misconduct of could be arrested on the charge of | son did his old friend, John McGraw, contempt of court. a gaod turn vesterday afternoon wnen However, the Yankees desire only | Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati by 6 to i : . A Bl = the rriendliest relations with all their | 1, but the Giants fell down before the | Night—Shugrue in Curtain Raiser. | $3,000 Press stake for 2:17 trotiers, fellow clubs, and last night Ruppert | Cardinals and failed to take advantage the feature event of yesterday's Grand Pittsfield sent lelegrams to all other American | of the lapse of the Reds. A secondar A large outpouring of boxing fans | Circuit meeting at North Randal. Cox Springfield league club owners inviting them to | feature to the setback of Pat Moran's | is expected to he in attendance at | e WEC G 00l G R G o Clacinnail bt | Great, owned and driven by Walter Large Attendance Next Monday | R. Cox of Dover, N. H., won the Standing of the Clubs. | Bridgeport S o g ing | pennant contenders was the lambast- [ the boxing show of the Lenox A. C. ;.‘;fich;mif‘to Qizzk_&;mc ]L\Iz,n.]ff,‘,fl‘fj ;np, meted out to Slim Salee, in whom | at Hanover park, Meriden, next Mon- Mignola to victory in the 2:07 class Chicago ter. The telegram to the owners was | (he Reds are placing a lot of confi-|day night, when “Dutch” Brandt | r Both horses completely out- | Brooklyn I i dence in their dash for the flag. conqueror of Sammy Waltz, _and | classed their fields and won in straight | Pittsburgh 2 e “Under compulsion of the action of | Sallee was pounded to all corners of | Batfling Reddy the speedy New York- s at prohibitive odds. ) Boston ............ E MNew Haves Yt e the president of the American league | the 1ot and had to be relieved as carly | er, will clash in the star bout over| After winninz the first heart of the | Philadelphia ....... b lepnci ety as to the Mays controversy we have | & the second inning. Ray Fisher, the | the 15-round route. Iach boy is out | 2:12 pace yesterday, Double G., the|St. Louis .......... .875 L et M former Yankee, tried to shoulder theito grab a victory as it means more | favorite, succumbed yesterday to Siaron ol ! New Haven Hartford under advice of counsel been obliged g 3 to initiate legal proceedings to enjoin | Purden but he wa rmmed lustily | work in the Silver City this coming | Tenna, a rank outsider in the betting. Games Today. s 4 i e = 15 |ia ras 3 t in the third round | season. Both boys enjoy the reputa- | Double G. finished a poor eighth in - N = = A % him or any club influenced by his | #1d was taken ou : as 3 3 ouble G. shed a D 5 Newl vorniivg iy A z g e Maveoto threats from doing acts o the irrep. | With tvo out. Lugue, the Cuban, then | tion of beinx willing two-fisted maul- | ne second heat, and Valentine lalitians e s RUNS FOR THE WEEK DIakel Sworn L Statement. arable Injury of our organization | 100K the mound and succeeded in|ers, who usually set things going at | substituted for Sturgeon in the sulk : . 5 ; ; Boston in Chicago The club got its injunction from |and yours as well, when the occasion | StoPPing the scoring. | the opening of a battle, and continue | in the third heat, but Double i 5 e e _ 3 Philadelphia in Pittsburgh. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Justice Luce largely on the strengths | shouid arise in your case. Now that While the Superbas were holding| throughout. could not finish better than fourth o SR of afdavits submitied by Maye, Har- | these proceedings have been besun we | NIEN carnival with the old claymore, | The semi-final bout will be an | “Gola Quartz was the third favor- O e ry Frazee and Ed Barrow, president | desire to meet you in the most friend- | With Olson and Johnston leading in | cight-round affair Dbetween Eddie | jte to win, finishing first in the 2:17 Chi ago = = 2 2 the attack, L.eon Cadore was making| Trembla the lan boy who k. o.'d pace i raight heats. Belle Chaffin, (FEE AT 3 5 ans S ctive: the B i E ordingly invite you, 5 = 7 e 5 pace in stralg . i E St Lou E) ::nd FesepR e (‘orfuled he ‘fs :fe‘r;:%vt“:wfi:d tho other clubs of | the Reds jump through a hoop and | Neil McCabe of Hartford in the re- ' which finished second in the first | Results Yesterday. Philadel 1 pitcher to the Yanke the American league, to discuss the | Foll over. Cadore was in his best form cent show of the Lenox A. C. Trem- [ heart, was drawn after pacing fourth | Detroit 4, Washington 1. Saan 0 R its all tend to show that id | subject fully with us at the Hotel | 20d held the locals to four hits, which | play faces K. O. Jasse of New Yorlk, | in the second heat NS s R a ot Dostnohediion How tore o nothing on the Boston club to war- | Biltmore on the 11th day of August ! Vere ”,\f"“f""mfi o, ;‘1‘2,»(3.0“),‘,‘hv:::fi Sal oMb e RloD Do teh T Infgg the e : rant anything like an indefinite sus- | in order to lay before you information | ¥O'e In Misslss bbl. FRCOTC I adcCs Vel dh s ol e 2oty Pittsburgh x x pension or a suspencion for the sea- | which will mako it abundantly clear | 0% B¢C t¥o BUS B¢ 0OVE R AWD| De good (o stand up before n TIGERS TRIM SENATORS Standing of the Cluba, —_— son and that the player had returned ;to you that our action was essential | o .o & ¥ e e | BEICECDOEE DOV ] e AMERICAN LEAGUE. to Frazee after leaving the club and | for the protection of our respective | Shutout but for ; muff by :I 11 o Johnny Shugrue, who made a host ST o, 3 T. W. T. F. 8. e i it 2 g | Groh in the ninth inning. Groh was! j¢ o o S e il TR | . T. . ::a:e]r;ztz:‘l&;s‘htxe(.l“f\(?’n J—’u'\'flh'fc" ;J!;(Pe :m:{:rc]t ”1\: rrJ:rr tshe(‘e\l‘_zlc‘lfi}_'e“>0;>rh‘:}_"1 forced by Roush but Neale w\zlnrll rm week when he disposed of Sapper | Harper 1s Touched Up Effectively bY | Cleveland .. ...... 3 = ‘m.{jn 2 : G g i o S - 5 right, Roush taking third. Kopf Hft-i copen of Bridgeport, will meet Kid | Detroit ] ing rad 5 affidav 2 ” 3 3 - & i L chi, s, 7T O ar 2 Det t 2 b 4 ferred being traded. The afidavit of | ball. ed a ‘sacrifice fiy to Myers and Roush| pyjieea of Hiriford in the curtain | the Michiganders, While Leonard | (CUCY oo Detroi x L N ays L e i St. Louis X fays toliow scored. The score: raiser of six rounds. The Capitol t. Louis s = “When the Boston team was in TR | apt Pulls Cut of Tight Places. ceeeeeee.. 49 B Tl s R e S N GOBB BAGK IN LEAD I G has been in the army for [ Boston oo | e, e R e e Brookyn ...... ‘—g?g:g';*‘{ L some time, during which he made a; Washington, Aug. 7.—Detroit ook | Washington .... o 9 u Sona el St Cincinnati .. 00Q00 — SRS Sl S e e v ) 2 = R o | Thils anc B e C ati el fine record as a ']))‘,‘ltl‘t“(I'ln::‘M\‘:‘!v!‘l‘\:(‘: * the ;.clcund ;:anm\vn(‘tl\(( series hoylc Fhiladelphia =) a gard to my retur seorgia Peach splaces Sisler | o R e h been on the trail of Sz V| yesterday from Washington, to 1. = ! telegram in regard to my return. T | Georgia Peach Displaces Sisler for | Garas Dome Good Job, S L e ety o Ml R 3 e L telegraphed him in effect that T could JELE : £ o r : larp @ e Games Today. INTERNATIONAT: L pitch with my arm, but that T could Batting Honors in American Leagne; St. Louis, Aug. 7.——The Giants ¢ | Dove Bllzgerats will o the feferen | pqiile Lesnardl wadieffective in ithe R DL e DR S S M T W i ritt e E layed listless baseball here yesterday| and Hughie Rorty will do the an- paeis e St. Louis in New Yo ; not pitch with my heart -and soul, 2 < bR A pinches. The score: T e ard e aton 19 10 which every person has got to do it ne | —ROUSB Returns to Select Clas and agaln werelwhipped: soundly byilinouncine. e 13 5 e i T . - Rickey's tail end Cardinals. This west- e e . . = icago in Philadelphia. : pitches winning games. I then re Ty Cobb of Detroit yesterday T e e e s (G T (oD TR Detroit .......031 000 000—4 10 Taliaitin wask ineton ceived a telegram from Mr. I'raz ed into first place in the American pidly developing into & sad re- i T B Washinzton ..100 000 000—1 10 Toronto requesting me to meet him in league batting race. Cobb took the| 5 ! : s " solo! Leonard and Ainsmith; I -, - o G Bingh‘ton 1 feor ki aidiEo)an dlexplaineditolnimi|Nieddiirrom| G eoreel sislen of StTouts WSt BN WIS SIS | ContestiWI Hh ED axUuoR BNRROR IR ERIo L s i ne LNk o % Paltimore 9 atlength the reason, purely personal | who on Wednesday led the Tiger slug-| 4 '"hr & '_“fi EL R Grounds Nov. 8. 3 iy e S o to myself, that had necessitated my | ger by 11 points. Cobb now leads the| 12U the Giants figure X : Shiladelphin LANE L 7 Dhe Univers e S | s Jersey City 1 #oine 1o Penneylvania M Ee was cat |l Erownte | rst bascman byad0insintat (kazoniinfolasofi soot Hesahwithithe bt | INEDIG SR B VES Coml 810 4 8 CANADIAN BOXER KILLED. The Newark-Reading game was 5 isfied with my explanation. He then | Flagstead of Detroit, who held down ]'"f"““"“‘:“]"(f‘““]‘;g"” "Il]x]: ‘lf . . e S i e Ea ]m.}()po.\ul]m:r' ..‘u(;;.m .rH’ rain. EASTERN g ¢ v ;i e Joe Jacks ave ¢ 2 L hoe ! A s : : > .| The Juffalo-Binghamton first M"t(;“l)mflr;”salo;;’(é‘\:x":l ';.nu (1m\‘\(~:‘7'-‘xl1.g ”}‘(l:h{(ll:(»:; S ”"] y the Cards made merry with { yesterday, contains eight games. One | gack Clements, Heavyweight, Fatally | " o "0 oned on account of frth. she, Bol S OLEERICaEO AN . | Fred Toney, the burly Tennessee| contest, that with Dartmouth, will be e e, s B Jonine by 1t that oy silay In the National league race Mddic| ointaineer, and won by a score of £ | played in New York, November S. | ke e R e ton ) (Reconaitsneld ‘would e paid and that they wanted | Roush, the Reds' outfielder, rejoined (i} , 2 Sascond A oD [t it o it ol e e e !(unnlnl{l‘, ,y\‘:::fi:““.‘l.’;;ul‘ (Ssecond yorcester ate di select list. The Cincinnati slugger, | S = 7 : ; game, eig zs, ca ) allc ¢ > e 2 RG] il 1T GHGL sl the seloct list. The Cincinnafi SIMEEOL || McGraw kept Toney in the box| Franklih Hield here. The schedule | cloments, sergeant in the Canadion came N elshy inninge o2 New Have could give them my best services. wiiollon miceaay e N out ion s raceie AG T Y SRR oSV ER BINER o | ' | prayer o aterhiry “He then stated that he could from third place, went into ond | ol fee i e Rodger: October 14, Pennsylvania Military | BXpeditionary Force, and claimant o Toronto 4, hm‘hp.:m' e (:fl“_”’l; Providence 2 slgn me to any club in the leazuc that | place yesterday, with .324. The lead-| pENesed | or 18 Wit Hodgors) October 14, Bennsylvemns PRELIN | (5o oo weight boxing championship | nings. called to allow players to cateh i of CI0ES | T I wrantcd’ to & to ]Y\nl‘d mlm‘ n\a]nlx ing batsmen of the majors are as fol-| ST, £1S St LoVl battns stan | o Al o i i s o vesult ora aveo) teain) {5 2 preferrec e New York club e 5} " p 5 i B er teams were not scheduled th tated h 14 lad t A an League Toney. He alone was responsible for| ovember 1, Pennsylvania State, in shallow water near his home at Other teams W feoy en stated he would be glad to as American League. gign me to that club. He did o, Player. Club. G. A.B. half of St. Louis’ runs. In the first in-| college; 8, Dartmouth at New York | Grand Anse Tuesday. e x—Indicates nc game played. o ning Rodgers slapped a homer to the: pglo grounds; 15, University of Pitt Clements, who established a great Standing of the Clubs. = EE writing out the assignment upon my | Cobb, Det center field fence, scoring Stock ahead | 1 ypah: Cornell reputation in the training camp hox- 3 L BASEBALL TONIGHT. contract and delivering it to the New | Sisler, St. L. | of him, while in the eighth he singled H o N ing contests, was sparring partner 0 | gajtimore York club. T have at no time re- | Veach, Det. . with the bascs full, sending in lv,v|[ MULLEN NOW A MANAGER. | Frank Goddard, who was beaten by | meronio o ;&C“}tllxu f(‘vl?xli;: ':j (\:N; R |Zzore tun= NElnejEcoe. | e Joe 2. Beckett, the champion “of | Byffalo ..........- ; Machine “o. Fair Scx. oston clubs, om any one, any ! r. h. e notice of the termimtion of my con- : 3 e o, tract. My business i that of playing | _ Plaver G 2 ‘ ymer Yankee succeeds € e as | Great Britain. Clements intended to | Newark B. R. H. P.C. 4 9 Leader of Seattle Club. invade the Amecrican rings this 1| Binghamton 5 P 8t. Louis .... .20003030x—3 13 2 a 3 n sw i 4 1S T t - et % : Phila 6 St. L s and had been swimming daily as pa hes % h ey NG L neve ARyl ing by i Cravarhy Eha o A ; Toney and Snyder; Tuero, Wood-| —seattle, Wash., Aug. 7.—Charles| oo ainine campaign. preael teamm Wil folavithe i s from (he means of it. Tt is ny liviihood. T \\[tl;]ser;rv i 14“ : 9 o ol ward, Jacobs and Clemons. 1“u11%w of the Toledo American asso- i AeE i New }—:nl ?nl A\Lu‘{' th;;.:nl Vile i R I Rl e dian | SRS S el ; B { ciption club, formerly a member S R | - liam Botticelli wi umpire. j £ have had no trial or \earing of any | Z- » : <o i L S e AGAINST SUNDAY BALL. | i | Tomorrow night the Spartans o kind, or opportunity €en of finding | Mvers, Brooklyn : PRl ob | F agement of the Seattls Pacific| Reading, Pa. Aug. 7.—The Derks Games Today. Hartford will play the Acorns of s of this thre, acti = Chicago, Aug. 7 Ray Keating's| manageme! f > 2 g » DR 2 o S e v0.) | Xensington at the same field. There :;;;'"h;? e e LETTER FOR REIN drive, which bounded through a hola| Copst league team yesterday county court granted an injunction | Binghamton in Jersey City (two.) & of my means of livlihood. A letter has been received at the ! in the fence and went into the bleach-| Appointment | count of wet grounds. Cincinnati 0 x 1 Hartford fuir Beari Company Vs, At St Mary's E: round tonight the fni ing company sirls” of Mullen was an-| yesterday against Sunday baseball at Rochester in Newark. :‘~h111 ?yljloe b\eho'r')‘fi'”“:: :’;::isglfl‘;flig‘:‘h:; 5 : = P r 3 S ations nto in Baltimore. e Rule § . 8 Navin's Threat Ridlyjed. Herald for Manager Jack Reinas ori ers for a home run, decided a pnch,l nipunced following the resignation of | Laurel park, where International Toro & £ S ame: s in Reading. ][ha girls from Traut & Hine. The New York Americaniyesterday | the Hardware City A. C. ing duel between Alexander and Keat- | W. J. mer. i league games are played. Buffalo in 8.