New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 10

ANY MAY CLINCH PE N1§N TOMORROW’S GAMF‘-—M GRAW SUSPENDS ZIMMERMAN—BAN MAKES MORE @DIYHSS[O_NS i l { It Happens in th & d £ e Best Regulétefl Families CLAYTon, DEAR- R SN ety Tl Mok lipadl Ava- T BLAS ARE LOOKING? ) RIDE HOWM e HOw ARE _You - = nE DEARIE A i DADD?T(?' H. §. ATHLETICS GAME FOR fiIANTS‘k WHITEWASH E[]AT“; Teams in All Branches Will Bid New Yorkers Bunch Hits miTakes Double From Browns Via | for State Honors i Fourth—Frisch Gets Homer Shutout Route | shut out St. Louis twice yesterday, 4 to £ 0 and 6 to ¢ A running catch by the New Britain High school faces a U1 vitehed in the ninth deeided o000 50 the first game with two out . 24 i & S % 7l B - vear for school athletics. With | : ; Louis' favor, | and the bases full, and brilliant sup- | ////lf///fL 3 ! { port given Pennock and Russell werc 1 aterial hand for cvery | lean | port g c ¢ : e u t ries W Brooklyn. { the fielding features. St. Louis start- sport, both indoor and outdoor, the| 3 O If the plans of Physical Director 3t. Louis, 12.—Schupp’s home Boston. Sept. 12.-—The home team | > (] William G. Moorehead work out right, lrive over Myers head an the \ a “rookie” southpaw, in the director is confldent that excellent re- T second game and his wildness was sults will be the fruits of the bids for | « 020010001~ mainly responsible for Boston's runs. 1rookly 010001010—3 1 The scares state honars in 1919 and 1920 klyn = e Schupp and Dilhoefer and Clemon First game— T O Indications are that the football| o o, 1ng Krueger. Boston 10002001x—4 10 0 squad will encounter little difficulty in | St. Louis ........000000000—0 8 4 S0 ‘a‘kmu ‘mu n»’.::w;ul;u and stato cham- , Pennock and Schang Licfield, //%/;////’////////Z// GO Piratés Gain, WinlEhtl e nal e ereidt Tue GLADSOME RETURN plonships' this season as one of the Pittstureh, Sept. 17— Pitts e e e SUMMES Place- fastest, heaviest and most experienced | crept a little neaver third place yester- | Boston By 15000000x L s “—AND | TELL You | DID COME HOME RIGHTS ~NOT 1 1 3 ,/' N squads to yet don the red and gold is | day by defeating Philadelphia twice, | St. Louis .. .. 000000000—0 7 ,/V—J < 7y [ EIS in training daily at Walnut Hill park. | 7 to 1 and 7 to 2, while Chicago was Russell and Walters: Mapel, Wright 7 / 7 A TERRIBLE v . Josing to New York. Ames, late of the | and Collins and Severeid. /&\ BUVERY MNIGHT— MO~ B8UT [With Dave Dunn’s coaching the team | lis Cardinals, pitched the first | Ao 7 OH CLAYTON = 7 | DID SPEND MANY A NIGHT, has bright prospects [ zame for the visitors and was hit hard, Mg ers (Gat Reyengo pon' Z A You PROMISED 70 nesa— - | icrly C‘fim or basketball the school has Brink, | and Cheney was unable to stop the lo- Philadelphi 12.—Detroit beat % W A ou _TH = : ok 1" hitting. Cooper held the visitors |>mx..m|.vn’m in the final game p " 2 nNoT GO ST,‘;’ME/E B"""‘g‘@ e, In the second game Hamilton | of the serie srday. The visitors 2 4 X o / e e iy held the Phillies to five hits and two | bunched three singles with a wild (1 % d / = number of members of the second| runs. The locals hit Meadows hard | pitch by Hasty, the giant right-hand- Z il ¢ Téofi;fi”” team and many newcomers who give | in the third, scoring five runs. The | er secured from Atlanta, in the first BT (0 o ool B 3 (S G| inning. scoring two runs. The winnin First some r. h. e run was scored in the fifth when Pittsburgh 30100012x—7 16 0| Hasty muffed Griflith’s throw of fNew i*aven High schools have both | Philadelphia 000000010—1 5 8| Veach's grouder. The score: been weakened by the loss of many of Cooper and Schmidt and Lee: Ames, o | Cheney and Tragresser Betrolt ocr . 00010000 S 2 Second game . h. e.| Philadelphia ....002000000—2 1 Pittsburgh 5 00501010x 7 3 Shmke and Ainsmith; Wasty and Philadelphia ....000200000—2 5 Perkins, Hamilton and Schmidt; Mcadows . and Adams. Yanks Topple Indians. New York, Sept. 12— York de- GhicagoEor <=3 feated Cleveland in the last game of punched five 2 the year between se clubs by a = P AT TS SRRl e score af 2 to 1. Sha v defeated = ot i SSuMth e by in a pitchers’ battle, despite THE DusSTY e N taok a lead | the fact that only four hits were made INTERIOR over Chicago which the locals were | Off the Cleveland pitcher. Bodie drove unable to overcome and waon the final | in what proved to be New York's game of the series here yesterday, 7| Winning run with a single in the to 3. The visitors bunched their other | fourth. The score: five hits off Martin in the seventh in- ning for three runs. The fourth and | New York ......01010000x—2 seventh innings were the only ones in [ Cleveland -+--100000000—1 which the visitors were able to hit Shawkey and Ruel; Bagby and = safely. Chicago bunched four of its| O'Neill. MERICAN LEAGUE. New York 4 X § five hits, including Hollocher’s double = S Cincinnatt 3 x 0 2 3 THOMAS ENTERS AUTO RACE in the fifth, and scored all their runs. Chisox Get Even Break. Results Yesterday. | Pittsburgh 13120 x4 : Thetaconn shington, Sept. 12.—Chicago Washington 4, Chicago 3 (first | AMERICAN LIAGUE “Bluc Streak” of Pacific Coast to o made it two out of three from Wash- | game.) ‘ | e. z h S MR SR S, Compete in 150 Mile Contest. New York .......000400300—7 o | ington by splitting even yesterday in Chicago 5, Washington 0 E 0 ¥, Bunny, Taylor and Burns of the regu lar last year's squad, as well as i lwinter months. The Hartford and AB-SOWTELY IRRESPONSIBLE heir best players by graduations last une while the local school lost but wo—Woodford and Kehoe. Most promising of the new men who are to pe seen on the floor this year are Leo affney and Dalson. It is probable that this winter will iea the adoption of two new branches bt athletics, ice hockey and swimming. or some time past the director has een endeavoring to organize teams in hese popular winter sports, but for ack of suitable places for the holding f the events the attempty have not been successful. The “hool has any excellent ice skaters and hockey blay and interclass ice hockey ames have been popular for several Fears. Merritt Taylar, a member of he school basketball team, has won onors In Y. M. C. A. aquatics for sev~ ral years and should be a help to the wimming class if one is organized. Burns and Hayes arc capable Jrers and their ability might e htilized under Mr. Moorehead' » add more laurels ta the local school After an absence from the school r a vear of the great national pas- ime, baseball is expected to appear —— - RS ext spring with more candidates and T Q Q vith k[mni prospects than has greet- N. B. H. S. TEAM HAS d a baseball squad here in several ons. Among the veterans of other igh school teams still in the school nd who are expected to give a good ccount of themselves on the diamond ext year are: Burns, first base; krifin, catcher: Bunny and Sullivan, Dladinge elders. Unless a “phenom” shows up, owever, the pitching staff will prob A. bly be somewhat wecaker than in thers years. Coach Dave Dunn put his High Though not one of the popular | school charges through two hours of orts at the Franklin squarc institu- | steady work at Walnut Hill park on, track events promise to be one of | vesterday afternoon, instructing the SRt Games Today. e most successful branches of high | men in falling M’M\QU ball, passing, PAWNEES ORGANIZE Cleveland at Boston. It will be the first time in the history of the sport that all the leading pilotg i of the world will meet in a sprint con< test. BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL e A i orl satilepte game played. YANKS SIGN SCHOOLBOY. secc 30s < 6 ) ¥ Chicago . ....000030000—3 a double-header. tThe league leaders | game.) Sess :;::T, 3 = Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 12.—Joe | Get Adelphi Bissonette, Sensation of' enton and Snyder; Alexander, | Won the second game, 5 to 0, after| Boston 4, St. Louis 0 (first game.) | Dotroit T e et dropping the opener, 4 to 3. Shaw| Boston 6, St. Louis 0 (second game) | St. Louis outpitched Kerr in the first game, al- Detroit 3, Philadelphia 2. | Philadel lowing the visitors only four hits. Wil- New York 2, Cleveland 1. New York llams bettered this performance in the Cleveland second contest, in which only two = t\\.;_\-hm,;mn 2 STRONG BACKFIELD | safeties were registered by Washing- o, ‘;; e _— INTERNATIONAD LEAGUE. TERnIn e tor 000 000 B ot [ RGTi{Ca s oRcs S 3 S. M. T. W. T. F. S. the dirt tracks on the coast. Joe wae | handed pitcher, but even a better first 1 ..008000000—3 4 o] Cleveland . New: . one of the sensations of the big race | basemen, many experts think. Harry Gharrity: Keor and|| Detoit ... T 571 | Readi 2o 6 g held at the “Bay” track last June, | Lord, former White Sox captain, sayg Former Member of Schalk New York ......... 67 56 .545 ' Buffalo 5 ov when he gave the throng many a |he more resembles Hal Chase at first Beconairame s o 3t. Louis .. L8 e 6 508 Toronto 3 3 thrill hy his reckless jockeying with | than any man he ever saw. Bisson- Chicago . ........010000211— 5 : 26 Bingh’ton G his Mercer Special ette is 19 vears old, 5 feet 11 incheg e O as NI Sor ¢ 379 Baltimore The ten mile match race which will | tall and weighs 175 pounds. Willlams and Lynn; Zachary, Philadelphia E s e e — r————————————————————— and Picinich, | R 5 5 Thomas, known as the “Blue Streak’ Maine. of the Pacific coast, has signed an en- Portland, Me., Sept. 12—The New x x = | x try blank for the 150 mile anto clas- | v : s 1 OB | sic at the Sheepshead Bay Speedway York Americans have slgned Adelphy x | next Saturday, September 20. Thom- | Bissonette, the schoolboy baseball sen< x as is one of the most daring pilots in [ sation of Maine. The youngster leff the world. For seven vears he has | his home in Winthrop Tuesday nighl Standing of the Clubs. ! held clear title to the championship on | for New York. Bissonette is a left< Dave Dunn Has Splendid Material, Football Squadl. hool athletics this year. Frank De- | punting, guarding, Nunging, tackling St. Louis at New York. hney of St. Joseph's Y. M. A. A. is| and bucking the line The candidat Chicago at Philudelphia. onsidered one of the fastest 100 ye for places on the team are all in ex- | Fast Local Team is Out For Games Detroltiatiwasnington: pen in the state, and Bill Burns is a | cellent condition and some of the men : ; lose second in this length. Griffin, [ o last year's team will be forced to| With Best m the ‘State—Will Hold Junny and Prank Kerin are also fast| ¢ 1 wreed it they are to retain thetr 00 yard men and Brink should \do | 7 TES F LI T ood in the longer races. For high S o e = Results Yesterday. mping Doerr is expected to uphold | ,, L1C. ‘v""‘],mj".” for ckflold Aposis The Pawnees, a local team that Tow Yo i ohlenso s e record of the local schoal in a | [1ONS are working especlally hard to| made a creditable showing on the TN o O G B ORC prove their worth behind the lines | gridiron during the years 1914-15-16 Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 1 (tir editable manner. These track men 2o i 5 gume.) e war | 20d there is an abundance of mate- | defeatlng some of the rest tes Fin re all veterans of at least one year & strongest teams Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 2 (secon B8 in additlon to the ones mesmecd | rial to fill those places.] Vibberts, [ +hroughout the state, is organized for R e are many comers aptain of last year's team and full- [ the year with a speedy agsregation, | 520 ey on the squad, is out for that|The services of a well-known college| 0 -°Uls 4 Brooklyn 3. = — sition again this season. Smith, | star have been secured as cos ; o rr tion and unquestionably the hardest | scason the team will take over the | (incinnati 87 41 pdunger on the team, will probably | Ellis street diamond as a football | o inath -~ ol be out for fullback. In addition to | field. ow e his abillty to “pulverize” the line,| Among the members of (he former Smith can boot the oval-shaped pig- | team who will again be in the game | prooklys skin with Vibberts is also|are: Pitchout, Iresare, Siegrist, FI- | 11oston clever at kicking the ball and dem- | liot, Restelli, Loomis, ‘Olcott, Madpick, | St. Louls . ... onstrated his ability in that line last| Chalmers, Neurath, Krause, Paulson, | Philadelphia year. Andrews and Scharff. The first NATIONAL LEAGUE. Practice Sunday Morning. Chicago Pittsburgh AMEL Cigarettes meet your taste in many new and unusual ways. You quickly become fond of JIM JAZZ” SAYS--- ey!! Boss!! |Lisin!! far am sumthing ah want er ta remember. blenty of bombastic printers’ hk and wild sales-talk is eeded to sell inferior cloth- hg. he quality of our clothing b the basis of our quiet romise to please you, and to ive you satisfaction unheard f before. o York Sample SHop 357 Main Street Leonard Appell, one of the heaviest men on the team and also a hard hitter, Is a candidate for a backfleld position. Appell was with the A. E. F for over a year and previous to his enlistment w >cond-string end on the lo h school team. While overseas Appell v 1 member of the football team representing his divi- ston, holding down a backfield posi- tion. He was in a number of gamaes in France and Belgium. Burns, Maguire, Bunny and Grif- fin are the other candidates for the backfield who look good, the first two as quarterbacks and the last two as halfback unny and Maguire are new men on the squad, this being their fi vear out, while Burns has been on the team three years and Griffin two years, TO GIVE UP FRANCHISE, Amateur Bascball More Profitable Than Professional. inghamton, N. Y., Sept. “The Binghamton franchise in the Intern tional league will not be held after this season closes.” This siatement was made last right by (he management of the elub. The statement continues: “The owners will cadeavor to pro- mote amateur bhascball, which we be- lieve will be more desirable in this community than professional 1dll This decision is made after three vears of honest effort to provide good sport, with scant encouragement to antirue.” practice will be held Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. Manager John Scharff of 144 Rockwell avenue is booking games for the team. : NEW H. P. H. S. GAPTAIN Wright, Veteran of ;-(‘0 Years On Football Squad, Chosen to Tend This Year's Team. Hartford, Sept. 12.—Thane B Wright has been elected captain of the Hartford Public High School foot- ball team. Because of Captain-elect Barrow’s failure to return to school this year, it was necessary to appoint a new leader, and Wright was the most qualified for this position, he was chosen. The election was made by the remaining members of last year's team Captain Wright has played guard on the football team for three years. since Barrows did not return, the men immediately looked to Wright as ther leader. EAGLES WANT GAMES, The lagles of Manchester have organized for the year and are anx- ious 1o hear from local teams desir ing games. The team averages 130 pounds and is considered one of the best teams in the state at this weight. Manager Andrew Clemson is arrang- ing the schedule and will receive mail, care of Manchester post office. Games Today. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago (two games.) New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Pittsbu INFERNATIONAD LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Binghamton 6, Rochester 1. Newark-Reading, wet grounds. No other games scheduled Standing of the Clubs, Baltimore Toronto Buffalo Binghamton Newark Rachester Jersey Cit Reading ... Games Today. Binghamton at Buffalo. Reading at Newark Taronto at Rochester. Jersey City at Baltimore. RUNS FOR THE WEEK NATIONAL LEAGUE. S M. T. W. . F. 8, Boston ) 1 Chicago X St. Louis Philadel. Brooklyn mellow-mild-body ! Camels are a cigarette revelation! yourself! We suggest right here that you compare Camels with any cigarettes in the world at any price for quality and for satisfaction! them—they are so refreshing and cool and fragrant. 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