New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 22

PIONEERS AND ANNEX TO PLAY FIRST GAME OF SERIES FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY AFTERNGON AT ELLIS STREE OVERWHELM GIANTS—YANKS DOWN SENATORS IN DOUBLE HEADER—NEW BRITAIN BOXING FANS TO ATTEND HERMAK-LYNCH BOUT LABOR DAY fit Hafipens in the Best VReigi;Eatidj , ,,jJ)\F,, : Results Yesterda : ! ' = THEY VE CALLED OFF \Wor L He HE Bier- LuCy Results Yesterday. SINCE % k 12 L il -l - falold | THe DINNER ToNtGHT THE DINNE THIS ~E S AY OH GooDdY- | oa izoston 4, Brooklyn 3 BTl S e | GUESS | PAAY AS WELL ULL MAIKE HER THINK 1'VE SOME JusT HUNGRY FoR i i a 1l camen ; . o GO HOME — AND GET IeAR G GRS Goo = FOR You- SomE GooD NEWS v Championship Games Should Piitadetonia 11, Neow York 2 o ‘ ) e Shet For v - PPN He e GhaT 15 1T 7 Atract Large Crowd Feitone il " '. i LS ONEER-ANNEX [ castsalL wA UrssEil Broak , Boston 1 (fir ng Standing of the Clubs, ronto W 3 S = w6 of the strongest teams that! o 1 s : Standing of the Clubs, ever displayed their wures on a al diamond will clash Sunday after « e » 5 f norc B 3 onto pn o the Ellis street d @ when Pioneers and Annex clush in th bt game of a thre--game serics for city championship, » second me will be played during' the cele- tion to the returned’ service men S Walnut Hill park. Friday afte on, September 19. Both tean ve a large following, and it is ex- ted that the rooters will be out in okin iy 1 force for the opening game of the neinnati at shurgh. ; o 2 Reading at Rochester. Holleran, catchers on - e Ay e we botlr f class | =~ < Pioneer backstop S 5 . : © 0 ; from the point of LReesm T STt b EASTERN LEAGU WELL- UNE DECIDED New York 5, Washington 4 (fia NOT To GO To THAT 5 L yossesses a des ’ g — L = 2 = J . = AND : Y e ; DINNER TONIGHT BUT OH ISN'T TEENCA SUDROL S S 2, for basc purloine 1 also @ : Results Yesterday. ‘ - 2 = o Ve Now U\ME GoT To i Hollex so swing | New York 3 shington 3 (second v ! L Come Home HAT NICE ' AMD CooK HIM A MEAL "’"(]ll”‘ e e b e Worcester 6, Springfield 1 INSTEAD - " v 22 WHY COULDN HE SRR I B e R oston . Philadelphia i Providenc Pittsfield 1 ((11 in e (7 hdie Goeb has the call on Bosh | Kame.) ¢ 2SI ML WG 2 a 1h h th ter s been Philadelphia 8, Bosten 3 (second terbury Bridgeport 0. \ Towm 117 “h R e e R Hartford 2, New Haven 1 ~ 2 rforming in fine style for the An- | e . | — H = ) T x this seasen, and mo.\\mnvf 1lm ‘1‘“: ) ) | Standing of the Clubs. 3 ik (V les of that tcam 1s duc 0 Standing of the Clubs. I ) W. L. \ % bric. | LB CHipittsfield s oo et ail B\ < 60 42 Pretty Iven Here, . e = G PHSield L S0 2 el e, Sheitn o bl R . Wt conconeas o Bt 0 Bill Dudack. Dudack, HOoW- | Datroit ... .. 68 L ess L fer, it must be remembered, is PIAY- | New York ......... : : MO m e A position that he does TOt SDe- | St Touis ......ss. 2 L ize. Both arc good hitters I e BrE T fnch’'s fielding | the factor which washir 3 S eps many badly tossed balls from | ppijade ing astray of the sack At \'v\'ond‘ se Johnson and Travers should — T ve a warm battle for the honors. | Onines Toay: o Bt na mizpariciitheliwvail (IS E e ool Springfield at Worcester JK¢# cornorguardians et ofuol s Washington at New York. New Haven at Pittsfield (two yway rival of Heinie Groh or Oscar Detroit at St. Louis. games.) 8, but. they usually render a fajr Chicago at Cleveland Bridgeport at Waterbur lcount of themselves. Should Man- er Jim Luby play Norman Resle e pi dnt b YANKS WIN TWICE [PHILLIES POUND ~ 'muws rom mie wees bver, 1s & good player, but he 1 NATIONAL LE lelphia ames Todi = —— How PRoVOKING! /\ JUST THOUGHT U'D RATHER evening. The R. & E. league leaders WEISS SELLS PLAYERS. v | T e 11| New Haven, Aug. 29.—Manag i | downed Traut & Hine team, score 11| ( ZeW e LaaaEeE . to 7 and the Bucklemakers defeated 1s50f tile BaNe Wi Hla Vel ic DS o Eastern league last night made tho the Fafnir Bearing company Playgrounds TOmOLIow. . Sieh <on and George Twombly are the men Fafniv .. i 2000 The third and final game for the ~Noeth & Judd ...... 0423x—9 St. Louis Tn left field two fast bovs will be ST 3 and—Schmidt for the Annex, and| Brooklyn preetac tor he Poncer st Pirst Game Goes 15 Innings Be- Giants Are Overwhelmed by ~ew von esent. His remarkable catches in HnSlopan e flold and his batting avility give fore Decision Is Reached ! Cravath’s Team Pittsburgh S lcall Ncrfeldt. In center | o Ty x;‘; ‘\]: H(nln ;T\v;lrlil(ll'\\fl are both ex- | = | _—_— AME tes ,LL.‘(';'F r] that will make the journey to the big show. Davidson is an Nu ter and Twombly outf players were notified of their sale in Hartford vesterday marning and all * three will leave the New Haven cluix e Philadel Hardware City league championship iss Lynch and Miss Tormay; Miss will he played tomorrow afternoon at ‘ue and Miss Waltc St. Mary's playsrounds when Cres- cents and Co. M. team will battle. Ryssell & Erwin . 21 Fach has won a game from the other praut & Hine s LTEHEL next Monday. Nutter goes to tha in the s, and tomorrow's game Miss Heller and Miss Lent; Braves and Davidson and Twombly (o promises to be a hummer. Descola and Rohinson and Miss Cosgrove. the i 3 | F I wnnounce hat he had sold threa e snap and dash of Begley and | . M. S LRSS | Crescents and Co. M. Teams to Meet (ion, score 9 to 4 Sl T e t as strong with the willow. i - Boston s x e s e e e - St hisball plavers o thelmajorleas The Ticlders. Chicag . e = | llent pasture ‘-'““‘":"”"' it tho; New York, Aug. 29.—New Yor fl*‘;l ‘Pln!udelnhm, Aug. 29.—Philadel- 5 5 Ross will be the battery for the Co. Schedule Tonight—Russell S \eshington; imericans Fallon is somewhat niftier w! | feated Washington in both sections of | phia ended its losing streak of nine | Chicag: : M. team and Rahm, Charlow and ‘0. vs. Landers, Frar: SON = : [ nan Xilaufr, but the latter, when | “3ouble-heador here yesterday. 'The | st S S o | (I’l(“‘f(‘);" 2 AR el e \,y]r o \‘ ‘"r\.‘::jy«(x\;;’.m‘!\. WY i | JOHNSON HMEARING POSTPONED, gets on the paths, is a speed de-| first game was a 14-inning contest, in [ over New York, 14 to 2. Winters was | St. Louis I e Crescents. Other games tomor-; Kensin e S flew ork 06 2ia-Ano be) ke on. 1In right field Red Campbell| which Mays defeated Johnson by a|no puzzle at any stage. The visitors | Philadel < il e e el E G 18 2 journment of the examination of Ban ¢ hd Ray Begley will fight it out 10| seore of 5 to 4. The locals won the ) bunched three of their five hits after | New York 6 rt against St. John's, St. Paul's 3 - onpeon breRASital tho american e who's who in the art of grabbing | sccona game by a score of 5 to 8. The | two were out in the second, tying | Cloveland : against St. Mary's; Juvenile league, INS TENNIS MATCH. e ”1';\‘{.‘1 Louthe Puspensioniof m in that section. .| second game was well pitched by the | the score. After that Hogg held them | washington 5 = Young St. Mary’ nst the Royals, Zdward Meehan defeated Thomas | pfere. e e The Annex js well fortificd with ex- | 1 left-handers, Mogridge and Har- | helpless and contributed two doubles eiles The Russell & Brwin and the North | Donahue in the semi-finals for the | Lo opvast o o oSl o 0 Voo a men, with Harold Can pbell, 1““"\ per, only six hits\being made by each | to his team’s total. Meusel has now | INTERNATIONAT LEAC . & Judd Manufacturing company | boys’ tennis championship at St. .,‘:\.,:..u’m, .,‘\}, f”\mm\lfm '|| r;l‘ “‘ v Blanchard and Howe. while the | {ea New York, however, bunched | hit safely in 14 straight games. The 5. M. T. W. T. F. S, teams were winners in the girls' base- | Mary's playgrounds yesterday after- (;,‘ = “ b ,f ”‘,f).': S ,‘,:m»’n 2 l‘— foneers have Stevie Dudack. Man-| three of their hits in the fifth inning | score: N o i ball| zanies at the .playsrounds last | noon in twol sets, 6—4 and 7—sb L e e HurECay er Luby may start Palmer, Who | when Pratt won the game by driving | e el = iR - — moiniisaiibl gictock, orked agains: the Waterbury $( in two runs with a single. The scoves: | Philadelphia .. 200260220—14 16 0 | Batralo. ; ; ! lvo weeks ago, in the coming ¢ ! First game— h. e. | New York 0000000— 5 1| moronto {th the Annex. New York ..00010021000001—5 19 3| Hogg and Adams; Winters, Dubuc | Bingh'ton Washington 02200000000000—4 11 1 |and Snyder. | Baltimore Mays and Ruel; Johnson and Pichi- 7 ‘ Second game- &, Dodgers Make It Six and Tose. | New Youk ......00110201x ; Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 29.—Brook- } s Three-Cor- | Washington 1000020010—2 6 2 |lyn won the first game from Bos Down Hillies and Three-C | Mogridge and Hannah; Harper, | vesterday, 5 to 1, o Onm"‘lr?‘itlso“:}x(::i R nered Race for Pennant is \'eryl Zachary and Gharrity and Picinich. | ning streak six straight, but Boston | Lartford broke the streak by winning the sec- | Lt oneld ‘ Red Sox Go Fifty-Fifty. ond game, 4 to 9, on errors by Olson. \\°r_°“;‘e" Pittsfield, Aug. 28 The triangular| Boston, Aug. 29.—Philadelphia | Bunched hits beat Causey in the open- | Loy Haven lace for the Eastern league champion-| Boston, Aug ~Fhiladelphia ham- | er. Brooklyn used three pinch run-| p o jqence hip is still nerve-wearing, especially | mered Jones in the first game yester- | Ners in the ninth inning of the sec- Bridgeport R o fans here, who vesterday. to the | day, winning $ to &, with the hitting | ond game and two of them scored. | gr ¢E*PON} Fumber of some 2500 saw their Pitts- | of Witt and Walker featuring. Boston | The scores: eld team beaten, 2 to 1, by the | took the second game, 2 to 0, Pc_n- ovidenoe Grays. Eleven innings | nook holding the visitors to three sin- o moe d ) : ove needed to settle matters, 11 of | gles, while Johnson allowed Boston | grooxiyn . h300z00 e x s AMELS ' expert blend of choice he most spirited innings the Eastern | four hits. The scores: LT cbnhanns RGO noal HERMAN—LYNGH BOUT ~ : Turkish and choice Domestic - i st game: r h e ; : | eague has furnished this vear. Pitts 5 . 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Mitchell and Kruger. | every afternocon and Pete Herman, A4 A 43 g If you'd like a cigarette that does S —— bantam champion going through £ g 4 c S i Springfield, Aug. 29.—A sad lot of ) . | the going g Y not leave any unpleasant c: oca‘; baseball fans left League park REDS BE. %) ! Schupp Allows Lone Bingle. | & stiff training schedule daily in Hart- S Doz, > 5 % aunD B resterday afternoon after having York, Pa., Aug i Iy hitting | Pittshurgh, Aug. 29.—Schupp held | ford, both Ho; re in fine shape for o Erpaa§ % aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretty watched the Warcester “"”"”‘f “1‘“; l"f;"’i"‘\“’”f"'o"{ """"nl'jl %'» 'olhr% I,‘\-m"‘rlcn,'n Pittsburgh to one hit yesterday, which :he'(!‘ “"“"0)\“"* ["0“‘ ,“H“”m Wmlr‘l'fi . Z - odor, smoke Camels! If you an easy game from the Hampdens, > lavers enabled the Cincinnati| scored a man from second. and St. | bantamweight championship to be e : i o 1. To see their team get trimmed | team, leaders of the National league, | Louis defeated the local team, to | fought at the Driving Park, Water- h}lnger for a rich, mellow-mild in the last home Eastern league game | to win its game here vesterday after-1i. The visitors bunched three in- | bury, on Labor Day. The first bout cigarette that has all that desirable hhere this vear was a bit too much | noon by a score of 8 to 1. The score: | field hits with two sacrifice flies and | Will start at 4:15 p. m. and will go cigarette “body”—well, you get [f0+ the rooters. The dull day har-| r. h. el ihree bases on balls off Cooper in |On, rain or shine. 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The offer! , Forest Hills, 1. I, Aug. cteen tennis playvers are left in the national 1. BRalph Head in thepiiner by madol by R Ipen (N simon: o) B RILE B Lol T R ol MAY TRADE JIM THORPE, Winstor Saleios NG bacco smoked straight! n here vesterday afternoon, | trains for Harry Payne Whitney. Mr. | ool & sl Seattle, Wash., Aug. 29.—The Bos- he scor | Simons refused to say whether or not | | ilsdenerndina toliesidacid s | Olose As End of Season Draws Near. PR i st Game. x—Indicates ne game played | { | Hartford, Aug. 29.—FEffective pitch- s refused to say w ad vesterday afternoon af the wWess | ton baseball club of the National lea- Compare Camels for quality and e. 2 made 1e offer in behalf of Mr.| gige club, For Hills. The list in-' Sue has telegraphed the Seattle club 7 i i i R e Rl cludes Norman E. Brookes, Gerald L, | Of the Pacific Coast league offering to satisfaction with any cigarette in w Haven .....00000100 2 i e : 2o r ompe 4| trade Jim Thorpe and onc or tw > i 100 ] - e hm o o i trade Jim Thorpe and onc or two oth- " he world at any price! Head and Brennan; Tyler and Na- | MRS, JACKSON BEATEN. I 0 ,“/‘m.h'\”"'\ of | o\ players for Lyle Bigbee, pitcher, a £ : t y P gle. Detrait, Aug. 29.-—Mrs. Harold | Champion Robert Lindley Murray, as| A14 Bill Cunningham. fielder, of the E— | Foreman of Chicago, until yesterday local team Bridgeport, Aug. 29.—Kahn won a! almost an unknown golfer outside he { | | | | | well as the former champions, Rich- ard Norris Williamse 1. William A1 J hnston an au * I2. McLoughlin Willinm T, Tild A, dast superb pitching duel from House here | home club, furnished the bisgest sur vesterday, when the visitors kicked a | prise of the ymen el run across in the eighth inn rhe | towrnament at the Detroit (o] ner-up. for N 1";”" score: I defeating the nationul event, 2 ; la S ey Waterbury 000009010 21| AEes. Foreman pliyed steadily theot Tehiy Y 4 New York stat Bridgeport 0000000000 2 out, while Mrs. Jackson. after threel champion: t. R e el e Kahn and Shinault; House and | days of exccllent play. faltered at sev Wailace 1. Johnson, 'T. . Pell, W Loan. 1 stages. h time Mrs. Foreman | Merrill Hall and P. 1. Kynaston.