New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1919, Page 8

GIANTS GET EIGHTEEN HITS BUT ONLY SEVEN RUNS—YANZXS LOSE TWO GAMES TO CLEVELAND— AUDACIOUS WINS PERSHING HANDICAP—RUTH TO PLAY AT LIGHTHOUSE SUNDAY—“RED” AMES GOES TO PHILLIES—SHARKEY AND HERMAN TO FIGHT FOR TITLE—HIGH SCHOOL TEAM PRACTICING | = — = = — — — S — s = = S ANTS HITHARD |{A Handy Man Around the Howse - - - By Briggs || ' o anmve mannicar, HOME RUNS TAKE . Cleveland Gets Both Games— Caldwell Pitches Well -A few days ago the Yankees were fighting for a ing on the fragile raft of weak hit® ting. They were beaten twice by the i ANl] TR!M EUBS oM FITZHUEH= i M. L. Schwartz's Horse Takes Honors Tw" FR[IM YANKS Tne 1CE Box- i New York, Sept. 1l.—Racing paid Runs—Cards and Reds Win e e i enerai Porahing a1 el 5 4 . ¢ mont Park yesterday with the run- (FULL = I ning of the Pershing Handicap, Bes ot tall oti2ibaies woro . R zm 5 R 8 the American Bxpeditionary Forces, d by the New York Glants yester- i : « as the feature of the card, and a holi- | Ins, but seven runs were quite A A M. L. Schwartz's Audaclous capture | Stay in the first division. They have flicient to beat the Chicago Cubs, 7 the event Prom Rdward Arlington’s | been sinking fast this week, sink- o show how many of New York's = A 7 2 | Blairgowrie, which finished second | s were wasted, it is only necessary 3 and third, respectively. SRRSO S e e - 0 \ 3 | justified his victory over Valor and | COSMopolitan crowd of 18,000, many dit was due to the Cubs, who work- 3 G \ \ \ @ | Hollister on Monday, for yesterday he , ©f Whom had hurried up from the keep the game from degenerating i 2 pounds over the mile route, and han-! 'N¢ first game, 3 to 2 for the second. o a slaughter. / = % % dled the welght skillfully against a |, f 1O more celerity of decision when es v)(a: s G x:l\]x‘(‘nh e ‘-f.fi"'“ \1?‘\:1(\1 the several well-played - favorites :»v‘vqnb I‘xI,AII is shown ordinarily thag fighting along d s ad | which kept faith with his backers, | 28 Shown by Muddy Ruel in the last Lt the Giants seemed to get a lot of | . kees won’t hold on to their berth in . U o0l cf Bomns e e Pershing Handleap and after they had | ¢he firgt division. With two'of bases, als. Then, too, it fattened up their / Lad’s Love took the lead for » furlong on him, Ruel let perfect strike it e and set a fast pace. But Audaclons dlightly above the knce, a straight, st one hit, including even the two 3 I the first turn and, once there, took . passivity smeared the last chance of chers, while Burns and Kauff ham- i 1 Ca command of the situation and was the Yankees to win e and [Hendrix lasted anly one inning " ) 2 4 4 | overtaken. Rounding the turn, Auda- tertainment . ainst New York. The visitors & il WY / cious drew away from Ticklish, Joe Harris, late of the A. E. F., hit v scored three runs. He was fol- 4 Z 1Z. / | Questionnaire did not show his real in the first inning of the fir me wed by Bailey and Carter, and the — (7 \ , Vi speed until he reached the streteh,' and with two out. There was a man ased, although few runs r(\su!tti«l.v 11 =) J Y | leader. Ruxton, on Audacious 1 been passed by Mays. but woh lan- oney opened the game in the box ‘ TR S | - only to nudge his mount and Auda- Suished on base until Harris came ing off form in the ‘M‘(‘lr‘)njl‘ ;nant;:.x \ . W N | Rk ¥ 54 to Mays. He passed Chapman in the that McGraw substituted Je ? . 3 > s sixth inning, and on a sactifice B: B D= best ‘“";! h“f ‘(:“ :":_:']fh:“', D W W= 4 7 T Chapman threaded his way home. meray "'tr a |). Ty G E \ : X I, 23 The Yankees had just two men on tidst to Tuesday when he was AR : A . 7 | Local Cops Will Have Grand “Blow- | bases, and neither ever reached sec- hotically knocked out af the bo \ 4 7/ ond. Hannah was passed with two nn:: ffi; j;u;nn d:;:;]:1’~"?ty\::;\|-t:‘; i Z, ¢ Y | Game. i singled in the seventh with out out & : = Plans for the baseball game between | ardner’s fielding helped in the one teh a line drive off Barber's bat in = = —— = = === = for e : | | e i G jodie and Hannah by grabbing secand inning that he was forced = = 1 ~ - squads arc rapldly progressing and i PP e g i = | CINCINNATI CHANGES | MACHINE CQ WINS from present indications there will be | ETounders which were akipping be~ Lrns moved over to right field, while PLANS .FFOR LOTTERY | OVER RULE SHOP MEN ; talent of the jocal nine. . The gime Is| 8. B0 B0 1o PO games, an B St a6 e tbana d0 had a ebance | scheduled to be played at 3 o'clock : t iplicity of his B . s 5 St. Mary's playground. It is reported | ase of effort gcod impression, accepting four A B e . . ¥'s play ¢ ot . fanny Eoinl Ty e oraay] Boston ; Original Plan for the Distribution of Gamc Last Night Was Featured By | that up to last night there had been Yanke Score at Both Ends. & low and in the Giants, too, | Cleveland 3, New York 0 (first e S Seats Would Make Club Iiable i Fwirling of Billy Dudack for paint toward the biggest athletic suc. | Jast innings of the second game. THEy | game.) | cess held in' this city in sorhe time.| made a ru.n in the first inning on t to see the game. The score game.) Philadel X 4 wr‘\. Officer L e miRe na B ;»: k«h 1':;:1:“&7‘”;::I:;v\?'.::;'l-d <hi:: n. Philadelphia 6, Detroit b. New Yo p 2 | Cincinnati, O., Sept. 11.—The plan ! The New Britain Machine company | SUPPlied with tickets and report that & b o won T You G0 @ .~ in Belmont Park Races, Held in 5 3 AND BMPTY Thg = t 18 Sa[efies Bm Make Only 7 PAN UNDER ‘ @ - Honor of A. E. F. Leader. tribute to General Pershing at Bel- o o Bt i 7 2o - wHoo!! g A named in honor of the commander of | New York, Sept. 11, fLDyitne New Motk Clants yor ot t ; day crowd of more than 15.000 scw | NiSher place; now their fight is to o made five hits and twwo runs. / / . : Questionnaire and R. H. McC. Pott point out that ten of the Gilants AT A 8 NN | > ! Audacious ran in his best form and | Clevelands yesterday and before a hard and at times fielded brilliantly | . R R was obliged to carry an additional 12 | PArade. The scores were 3 to 0 for X ictor: for MeGeath at this tims feld of mood norseb. He wee ons of 16718 0f vital importance to swing #t th the Cincinnati Reds, but for all | Six stariers went 1o the post in the | [IDINE of the second game, the Yan- und and beating their one-time been sent away with a very bad start ' two out and a count of two and twe [Every man on the team made at A - was sent into the lead before reaching | jow ball, sift by, and that ot of Lred out three runs each Ak ! : never in any real danger of being closed the afternoon’s two.part en- unded him around so viciously that = W\ : ! whieh had been following the pace. s homs ruh infc-tHe lett Bild. stand ants continued to make hits as they = \ Ve ——— // ’ where McAtee attempted to catch the on fire at the time, one who had New York, but showed signs of [ cious again drew away from his rival, | Along. Passes and Harris were fatal ol 1% the third. The last named \ NN . N 0N > Speaker and two base hit by Harrig | i Pe® Young may be lost to the AN \ > : oA Ont? I Turner Hall Following| tholl S35 I HAIRAL, Bas blewst Wi EWD [ right hand so badly in trying to the Meriden and. New Britain. pelice | hit Testriction. Gardner killed hits el o e e Georso | BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL . | a large crowd an hand to witness tno | {Ween him and {he hag, Peck's field. B el fag S o | ’z’\’Mde.\N ey 7 ¥ AN i R Wednesday afternoon of next week at | diversified chances with an alluring nterest in the Cubs must be run- | £.000 tickets sold and indications| The Yankees scored in the first and *dly ‘more than 2,000 fans turned Cleveland 3, New York 2 (second | St. Louis 5 x x X% to Prosccution. i Winners. : St. Louis-Boston (both games post-| Cleveland = | for distribution of the World's Se Bascballliteam ‘defeated fthe' iStanlsy, |§ie selaihas Boen wery tinid ehcoughc | @ands gxabion Al it ebounds ead bW \_nrk . --..-3“"0”””*1’ ) S £ 5 out the entire communit Pipp’s long single, also to Speaker. §CARO .........011000000—2 eiaaih | Washington 2 3 ! baseball reserved s tickels in Rule and Level team at Walnut Hill : : P ek ehe tHire anitHe Ml Toney, Barnes and Snyder; Carter, | POGRie Py 0 (postponed, e W S intiiantil it 1o Bl 2o iaticl parkilast TRt by Ascore aniT v N At the meeting of the committes in | Pipr, reached d an.the theow i ondrix, Bailey and Killifer and Daly. | " INTERNATIONAD LEAGUE, momie iy Ve omnerelnl oo NG ACHATRG o (50 e G 19T ‘l’\‘,‘;','h“,f'r“:,],"h“ i mh,‘;',::;‘“;[\:':“:‘: e S il el da e i U L0k I s A ol terday. dnck'st pitchinel i ALmdugh ihe) fall ([ HITIEE D 8RS BRC STRIRSRERE Tere I8 S G e W e Cards Beat Robins. . Newark : : Undet the original plan of allotting 1owed | thel Rulel Shop! team 10 nits, |00 8 3810 BECTE COSNOR Bty o madle mors. than surfacs St. Louis, Sept. 11—St. Louis pound- Standing of the Clubs. Reading 6 3 the tickets through the lottery system they were all made at times when | € M8 O, (500 SR8l T¥E L B L hes on Quinn's pitching. ‘This e any far ale pune to G e Wk i ol S of drawing, as announced, the Cin- they did little damage, and in the | (0 06 G800 RE i in Nonor | was another Tamentablé case ‘of a lmfi 3 ““““I"_ and I:‘y‘;’{‘flv;‘m“‘:"v"“ @hicago RIS () -645 | Toronto x cinnati club officials had come slight- tisht places where a hit would bring | ¢ 1o officers from the Silver City. | base on: balls, a-home.run and runs J’“kf“?\ s s e J OleNc g soso Io & X ;;f'}’f“ son L [ Iy within the scope of the federal law N & runm, the batter was retired on . mpo hanquet will start at 5 o'clock, or | with two out. Quinn passed Speaker, 5w on i) the opinion Tofd Branen | Deceil s L B S as it relates to tlckets or prizes of, Strikesy Tho scorei. . probably later, depending on the time [ and Gardner poled into the right O L SR o s || DO M e o O ¢ el | chance. The nccessity for the changes Sew,eritain ;:‘ '_"’; v the game is over, followed by an en-|wing of the grandstand. uit pitchers. Then he ordered them | hecame known ,\-(;sn»wm when August ! AR |ort:unmrn1} at 7 ur) o'clock. The com- J Those two rv‘nn:», h()]\w»\ er, \\n:](ln't R S R obing Tol o 9 e = o Herrmann, president of the Cincinnati ! mittee in charge of the entertainment | have won, and another was forth- ;: :v::: umunr:\;:imunt‘}lwl\.«In{"(~v‘1“:\xipxx} }f;;?::;;"g’]l 5 :" apladlcates) nofcamelnlaved. | club, was summoned to the Federal 1:"‘('1:"]"“{’0“ - £ are Scrgeant Theodore Johnson, Po-[coming in the eighth. Chapman bm the box. Both teams tallied an aealas 5 : = TR building by Rirst G v COEELERE o . | licemen George Moffitt, Patrick Quirk, | singled to right and took third en ERiaoren hit | —_ SHARKEY AFTER | States District Attorney James Clark ' peBle¥: b ( | Fred Wagner and Alfred F. Atwater. | the hnh.rn:l run when }1)»;::\I<»lx":ilnl'k‘; St. Louis began the bombardment of | Games Today. = and Post Offic Tnspector Morgan | ¢ Yanudid e e gl : e R to right arris st k out, an Bmaux after two were out in the| Cleveland at New York. HERMAN'’S TITLE | Griswold, who explained to him just W”‘(l?;x':,';“:f;\)}' = FAST GAME IS Gardner bounced high one to Baker. ird. A double, four hits that ranged | St. Louis at Boston (two games.) { what was wrong under the law with | gy’ BIinN, .of ....: 2 "’“‘“"‘_‘ jumped and stopped the ball, om puny bunts to beat-outs, two| Chicago at Washington (two games) { the original pla e coiiier o SCHEDULED SATURDAY | but Chapman beat the throw to the sses and a balk, accounted for the| Detroit at Philadelphia | The offic pointed out what! i Camphell, If . .. plate. The scores: frun crash. Mollwitz, the second o e . - o First Game. an up in the inning, ended the ava- L che by being tossed out at first, on s second appearance of the rally. St. Lauis kept pounding Mamaux, d added three more runs in the next| New York 7, Chicago Detroit, Sept. 11.—Jack Sharkey, ning. Lavan escaped in a remark-| St Louis 11, Brooklyn S. the bantamweight boxer, who ear le manner after an attempt had| Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 0. a popular decision over Jabez White en made to run him down between | Pittsburgh-Eoston (postponed, rain) | in this city Labor Day, has been icond and third in this inning. = matched to meet Champion Pete Her- Led by Olson, the entire Brooklyn Standing of the Clubs. anlate Netlonall Soonhnealciubin am took a hand in playing at leap W. L. i hisicity (Seotoraber 15. The articia og with the agile Lavan, and to the | Cincinnati ......... 87 40 . Gir e e e s fnazement of all, he finally wriggled | New YOrk ......... T 46 . el T T e #ugh the whale pack and reached| £6 ...t .. 865 58 N i e T e ird in safety. The scores: Pittsburgh . 6 61 should have very little trouble in ; ) Dy T GUIEREI NS cuspoaonan 0 making it for ey, who is a legiti- . Louis .......00630200x—11 12 Boston e 50 | Saata bantamwelshis rooklyn ee...100100024 8 12 1 St. Louis . = 2isace; BE Mamaux and Henion and Muller; | Philadelphia ....... 44 Has Excellent Chance. oodwin, Kingsmark, Woodward, Par- On the face of the dope Shnrln}.-\ e, T St. Louis . Soh 64 5 Jersey City Baston ..... sove 80 N. Bebley, ss Popular Bantamweight Will Mcet £ 200001000—3 AT O AT e AGUn Pete in Detroit September 15 | which Mr. Herrmann announced ! motal o : Bl . e | would be attended to at once. Stanley Hule & . Fafnir eBaving Co. Team and Landers ‘\t'“ ond Asoeds Results Yesterday. s Shedieon ) ! aldwell and O'Neill; Mays With Odds in His Favor. Under the change which Mr. Herr- p Nine Clash In Final Battle ! mann promised to make everything| A. Johnson, cf ... of Secason. will be all right.,” said Assistant Dis- | Walsh, 2b ..... What S i promises to be one of the - trict Attorney Clark. Schade, ¢ ..... B0, hardest fought Im.ll games New Brit- Second Game “Everything has been satisfactorily | Robinson, 1f ..... ain has seen in a long time red- arransged, M. Herrmann Merrick, s ...... 3 21 uled for Walnut Hill park Saturday | Cleveland ...... 000002010 “There is ample time to make the. (. Johnson, 1b ternoon, when the Fnfair Bearing| New York ..... 100000001 changes in the club’s plans.” M. Johnson, rf and LAnders, Frary & Clark te Uhle and Thomas: Quinn and i Shean, 3h meet in the last game of the Industrial | - Hinchliffe, p league season. Fafnir is leading the Athlctics Win in Ninth. H. S. ATHLETES GOING | e - league by the narrow margin of half| philadelphia, Sept. 11— Pinch hit iTio ta [ RS 5 110 v game and must defeat Landers to | ting extraordinary enabled Philadel- | orw o £ | | _Double plays, Dudack to Fallon, N. | hold their lead and win the pennant. | phia to score six runs with one oud | Macristy Will Enter Lake TForrest, | Bésgley to R. Begley; base on balls, | Bath teams are confident of victory.|in the ninth inning and win from De: 2 off Hinchliffe 5, off Dudack 2; struck | The Fafnir men are ready to bet their | troit yesterday by a score of 6 to 6 ( Conley and Curran, U. of V., and | out, by Hinchliffe 6, by Dudack 8; | last dollar on “Chick” Stanley, while | ;phe Tigers rolled up five runs on stolen b , A. Campbell, Stephen- | Landers men are equally confident| Boone, one of Mack’s recruit pitch- ian, M. Johnson, Dudack; hit by | that Hardey or oGeb can take the|eprs while Dauss held the Athletics pitcher, Walsh by Dudack; wild | measure of the ball bearing makers. to a single hit until the ninth inniig. pitch, Hinchliffe; umpire, Noonan; While the Landers team has a num- I NEtinking L Wingo Fnfisdiual time, 1 hour 50 minutes ber of well known heavy hitters. those | ccored on Griffin’s triple. Welch's er and Dilhoefer. N has an excellent chance to annex the i = Games Today. title from Herman, when the two | _Walter Macristy, captain of Sallec Wins for Reds. New York at Chicago. bantams meet. Joe Lynch, the New | ITigh school football team In Cincinnati, Sept 11.—Sallee was Brooklyn at St. Loui Worklb o Hearned ety will leave Sunday ning for I 5 3 yn at St. L Jantam, carmed a cleancut vie- | Will leave Sunday morning for Li o e o . c excéllent form yesterday and out-| Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (two | tory over the New Oclenmn . talien |‘Forrest Academy. Lake Forrest, Tili. | B who have watched the games through | .ounder was fumbled by Bush. Gale B chad Hoe . e 3 A ans alian . . ! | the season reallze that the Fafnlr | oo e o i e gre 088, e league| games.) when the two met in the ring at | "OlS, to resume his studies. Macristy ! 13 i In - s 2 e or loway and £ scoring baders to win ast game with PO Y - Sl SIPRaS e e e g : 5 LU, team has an uncanny way of coming | g, ynk walked. Burrus tripled, Gal & Waterbury, Conn., Labor Day. Jahez| has been given a scholarship in the 5 L e : H SE R et i Jabez | | across with hits In the pinches that S oring. Walk hiladelphia by a score of 2 to 0. In \TERNATIONAT White has outpointed Lynch and | SChool for his work on the football e Bae i I Tead lowayliand SHtrunk sescoring. NYalkiny bly one inning did a visiting runner ENEERNARO i Dodies iy S0 | hag kept them in the leac hit a home run into the left fleld Sheatkey Lnsbente Wit S . ' team, and C h Floyd Brown, for- ppYaEt 2 5 ¥ . o B thira base L harkey has beaten White. According Big The rooters for both teams will be | oo o Bl e "Blrus ahead o The Reds scored their two runs in him and winning the game. The scorg’ Results Yestordny. tol fhat Hemman should be in for o Merlv. atsthesiocal FHish ¥ school has (iStelouis s Sends IR OIG| E TRT e ool G s game B ootk by & cincis by Dannme ML Rochester-Binghamton: (rain.) £00d pasting when he meats Sharkey, | ! “‘\\1 ]f""_,v':"' HLno ""I,“"\’,: POSIion | pitcner to Athletics—Has Been in | s sure. e ouble by Roush and a hit to center| Baltimore-Newark (rain.) bt ihetlitticichamplonthas al pecylfar 88 BELLSUICE 0L GV Cat SHea ‘ Stanley Works and Russell & Brwin | 10 g0 0 000000006—6 18 4 y Duncan after Neale and Kopf had Only games scheduled. way of avolding pastings and Sharkey Bernard Conicy, who captained the Big Leagues 16 Years, will also play off a postponed game. |y A FTTE T Goa o000 § o5 g Tuck out. The score: g - should not be too overdonfident. : | Lcam in 1916 will enter the University | Following Is the standing of the | P€rOlt voone. s 2 8 : Standing of te Clubs., of Vermont next Tuesday and is also! St. Louls, Sept. 11.—Leon (Ited) | teams: Dauss and Ainsmith: Poone; John. . 3 T i slated for a position on the varsity ! oy : p ' rag son and Styles, inc 2 e ..000200000— W # o X , — TR Lte $ Ames, who has been pitching big . Industrial League Standing. ‘l’\“i,h":l:lir'\‘l fie 2mmmw"l" T HAltlmors 97 E GUEST O “BILL” KOPL. football team. While at the local ' & - ° 1l for slxteen vears and who W L. : 7 ”; ¢& and Adams Toronto = o B 55 i Herman Kopf, of Beaver street, is 5chool he played in the position of & RSOl X SR LI @ lafnir Rearing ,.... 11 KILLS INCH-LONG MOSQUITO, o e Buffaloft ot 80 1 the guest of his brother, “Bill" Kopr, full-back, and it is probablo that he has been with the St. Louls Cardinals | [, “frary & Clark, .. 10 Jersey City.—Lieut, Frehner of the REDWOODS PLAN T Mk .504 | shortstop on the Cincinnatl Reds in Wil be asslgned to that place on the since 1915, has been released to the | § . Machine Co 10 North Bergen police headquartert S e : Cincinnatl and will attend the games | Vermont team. Isdward Curran who' | ppnadetphia Natlonnls, When Presi- | Stanley Works .. 5 9 . clubbed to death the largest mosquité 5 4 S s : | R City B e S as o a of Conley will also ! 2 8. Rule & Lev 3 seen In this district, The insect wai g s DD S Ghamas| oghester .. in that clty durlng the w He will | Was a teammats 3 § i g A S SR R B 9 .371 | leave Monday for Lake orrest Acad- enter the unlversity and wlill be a Russell & Erwin , 2 an inch long, not counting his _ pionship OQut For Games. I e ‘364 whoro he is entolied, Otto Kopf ¢andldate for a tackle position on the dent Branch Rickey of the Cards | ked for waivers on the big right | 1 ) { hander, every club with the exception The Itedwood football team, win- | —_— yesterday for Lehigh college to re- | stuad of the Phillies passed him up, The ts of 'the Hartford county cham- inmes Today. sume his studles. Kopf fs & member Stanton Ashley ,n half-back on the . ¢ % it fonship for the years 1917-1918, ox | ae S ili1o0 Shocloothillal U s D AR rie e wil e of foRN [ dlebr oy A cna RAISRH AT e p tanase At eRre 1A a0k ons 7-1918, ex- | Sen S0 a ES thall anc ! S o e 4 3 o Bl 4 3 cts to put a team in the fleld this | »‘f;nfl”?:fi:(,.h.he:“o,, teamz. as a candidate for the post of right | f 1““'”11 i "\:H”“'xmnm Ir = ]!:x{r‘\ 3y S (& SO ats y e T 0 at Rocheste Z b 5 anc ashington player, from - By s = ot Chah. the | i ——— half-back. While in High school | 20 z bar as good if not better than the | Binghamton at Buffalo. Wit bes biaying was of high order. | falo of the International league RS of thel PR b ol Ben fons A nas KEYS01 WINS ST, LEGER STAK S e * 2 : ' e being arranged for with the Tigers, ; ; AKES, Nicknamed *Calamity. - nl Enl nt g - o n ne o 3 ) I I 5 amblers, Wasninston Glee club of | RUNS FOR THE WEEK evaima At oy “(-’ GIilA 16 LAY AT ATR. Ames, during his sixteen vears in ) 7 v S A i sl The Earl of Der Keysoe won tha ks - NS bis s = s : ¢ w Haven, Mohawks of Meriden, | ey | L B o e it | L0 ML (e et fim S fio e ) i ‘68t Bnds of Bristol, and several | NATIONAL LEAGUE, St licson bt s be one of the gre pitehers in the her crack organizations from all| AL ki £L run here lrus:unm le?nm:zon\ getting the Coll’s Bloomer girls ational game e has te his credit : hrts of the State. | Boston second and Major Waldorf Astor's come to this eliv to play the St !some brilliant accomplichments in- - % The team will practice tonight at § | Chicago Ao D] *8day’s running of aary's playground girls, Diree o~ | cludins a nine inning :m t game for " Headquarters for ‘These Hats. clock in Paradise park and the man.- | St, Louls the Bt. Leger was the first since 1914, (jyur N, Pilz has been foreed to make | New York in 1909, The game was the %) pers and coaches have invited all | Philadel. the event having been canceled dur- ' giher ar enis, The director | opening one of the season and the o wish t& tfy out to be on hand. | Brooklyn ing the war years, The race was for hagnow a d with the Berlin Fair | Giants lost in the thirteenth inning CONN LHAT CO actically all the members of last | New York three-year-olds, entire colts and fillies, | association to have & game played be- | He has 10st 80 many hard luck games o 1 . team will pg on this year's| Cincinnati over a distance of one mile, six fur- | tween the two teams Stptember 25, as | that he has been nicknamed “Calam-~ i ; 3 hSnZs 82 yarda one ofathe big fentures of the fair. ity.” 3 MR KW KK ER T ITR N